Top Ten Reasons to go to Nursing School
Posted by Sean on October 6, 2008
Thought I’d start off the week with more humor. This one always makes me smile. Everyone who is or is studying to be a nurse can relate to any and ALL of the above.
Have a great day.
Carpe Diem
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Strong One said
@ Nickie Absolutely!!
Strong One said
@ Nickie Absolutely!!
Nickie said
Haha! So true. Number 1 has got to be the worst – Care plans!! I hate them!!!!
Nickie said
Haha! So true. Number 1 has got to be the worst – Care plans!! I hate them!!!!
Be True to Your School Week at Change of Shift - Nurse Ratched’s Place said
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Strong One said
@ Kim LOL. No comment on that one.
Strong One said
@ Kim LOL. No comment on that one.
Kim said
Ahem, I almost thought that said “practicing self-EXAM” in class…..
I think I’ll leave it at that : D
Kim said
Ahem, I almost thought that said “practicing self-EXAM” in class…..
I think I’ll leave it at that : D
Strong One said
@ Karin RN YES! (I thought I was the only one that did that)
@ M Yes, they can be.
@ runningwildly I haven’t the slightest idea what you’re talking about (*wink*)
runningwildly said
Or…..contemplating which is more appealing: poking your eye with that sharp pencil or sitting in class to hear this enthralling lecture.
Not that I would know from experience or anything.
*wink*
runningwildly said
Or…..contemplating which is more appealing: poking your eye with that sharp pencil or sitting in class to hear this enthralling lecture.
Not that I would know from experience or anything.
*wink*
M said
Ha! Body fluids! Funny!
M said
Ha! Body fluids! Funny!
Karin RN said
#7 addition ( . . . or diagnosing the people around you, especially your partner).
Karin RN said
#7 addition ( . . . or diagnosing the people around you, especially your partner).