While a deep understanding of physics is not essential to becoming an obstetrician, basic knowledge of certain physics principles can be beneficial. Obstetricians often apply concepts related to biomechanics and fluid dynamics in their practice, particularly during childbirth. However, the primary focus of their training is on Biology, anatomy, and medical knowledge related to pregnancy and childbirth. Overall, physics is not a core requirement but can support certain aspects of the profession.
Any science class will be important.
You need to study enough physics to undertake research into some aspect of physics.
To become a pilot you need to have maths and physics or you can take what you most enjoy in school but maths and physics are prefered better.
Physics
12 yrs
alot
An MD for starters.
Because it's what you want to become. If your questioning your decision maybe you need to become something else.
You need to have all sciences (Biology, physics and chemistry) and it is obvious that you need to have A's and A*'s to become a peditrician
maths,physics and bio
No, just cosmetology-a vocational school.
You will need to study Physics and Mathematics (preferabley with Mechanics) at A-level. Then do a degree in Physics at university though that is to general, you will need to specialise in a certain subject.