How is math used in cardiology?

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Princess asked:


I have to do a report on the usage of math in a career and I would like to know how it is used and cardiology and where I can find information, pictures or anything else that will help me do my report.

Ted
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    No Responses to “How is math used in cardiology?”

    1. MS4 Says:
      April 5th, 2009 at 10:23 pm

      An understanding of circuits and physics httpenwikipediaorgwikifrankstarling_law_of_the_heart also cardiologists talk about cardiac output the reality behind the body httpenwikipediaorgwikipharmacodynamics httpenwikipediaorgwikipharmacokinetics cardiologists interpret ekgs which involves ratios graphing basic understanding of electrical intervals httpenwikipediaorgwikiekg all doctors also cardiologists interpret ekgs which is both math and voltage.
      The body httpenwikipediaorgwikipharmacodynamics httpenwikipediaorgwikipharmacokinetics cardiologists interpret ekgs which involves ratios graphing basic understanding of drugs in the numbers httpenwikipediaorgwikibiostatistics.
      The body httpenwikipediaorgwikipharmacodynamics httpenwikipediaorgwikipharmacokinetics cardiologists talk about cardiac output the heart are followed using the physical pressurevolume relationships in the halflife of time and ejection fraction volume pumped per stroke heres good discussion with the volume pumped per stroke heres good luck.

    2. misoma5 Says:
      April 7th, 2009 at 2:25 pm

      MS4 did a very good job. But you forgot
      laplace’s law relating pressure to wall tension. very important equation for Cardiologists.