How cardiology uses high school vector math
• For middle and high school students interested in medicine
• Explains how vectors are applied in cardiology
• Includes a case study and a video preview
Topic: #healthcare
Geometric Plane: A Real-Life Application in Sports
• This article is designed for middle and high school students, their teachers, and parents.
• Geometric planes are used in real-world applications like computer graphics, mechanical engineering, medicine, and sports.
• This article explains how geometric planes are applied in sports to analyze athletes’ techniques.
Piecewise Linear Function: A Real-Life Example (From Public Health)
Piecewise linear functions find application in various real-life scenarios, including agriculture, engineering and manufacturing. This article illustrates how they are utilized in the analysis of health-related information.
The 3-4-5 Triangle: A Real-Life Example (from Mechatronics)
The 3-4-5 triangle, a famous Pythagorean triple, finds use in construction, DIY projects, and even in Internet technologies. This article explores another example of the 3-4-5 triangle’s application – in medical mechatronics.
Parabola Equation: A Real-Life Example (from Public Health)
Parabola equations find application in various real-life scenarios, including space, military, and manufacturing. This article illustrates how they are utilized in the analysis of health-related information.
Converting Hours to Minutes: A Real-Life Example (from Nursing)
Nurses do indeed need math! Certain mathematical skills are crucial for nurses, such as converting between hours and minutes. This article illustrates the importance of converting hours into minutes for dosage calculations.
Coordinate Plane: A Real-Life Example (from Medicine)
The coordinate plane taught in school is a useful tool for various applications where people need to show how one thing depends on another. For example, how the duration of our life depends on whether our lifestyle is healthy or not. This article explores it in detail.