What is the relationship of Physics to the course of Nursing?

or say what's the use of physics in the nursing course?

Dear Sir,

Physics governs the world as we know it. Seriously, you use it everyday, and you will need to know it to be successful in nursing. For example, there's a difference between someone who was hit with a car traveling 5 mph, versus one that travels 115 mph. That difference being breathing and circulation.

Nevertheless, there is a strong correlation (r=.9445) between nursing and physics. Here' s another example: let's say I yell at you in passing. You will hear the loudest volume and highest pitch of my yelling as I'm directly in front of you. This is relevant when your charge nurse begins to yell at you from a distance, versus when she/he yells at you from 6 inches away.

Hope this helps,

Pianoguy

I don't think there is any.

If you think about it, it really is irrelevant and not imperative to the nature of nursing.To go in depth with it, maybe we need to know how much stress the human body would be able to take give a certain situation. If you were a wiz, you can determine the cause of a person falling off of a ride and at what speed and how much injury the person would sustain due to gravity's force acting upon the person, static and normal forces, rotational forces and inertia... This is just a thought.