What would be a good response to this post? Why might other medical professionals need to determine angles, perimeter, or area is the question for today's discussion topic. After being in the medical field and worked in clinics, hospitals, and specialty clinics I have now come to realize how angles, perimeter, and area is used in so many parts of the body in the medical field when it comes down to patient care. When certain doctors have to determine a diagnosis for a patient they have to know how to read results weather it is a good diagnosis or a bad one. Also to determine how to read is one thing but to know how to measure and determine where the angles starts and how much of perimeter or area consist of is something that takes lots of time and schooling and practice in the field. One thing I can remember when I was working with a wound company they had to do a lot of measurements and measure angles, to determine the perimeter and area to determine the depth of an wound and how to treat it if it was even possible for treatment