@@pugparty9839 maybe that patient was very brave, motivated, optimistic and never gave up during tough times? U would want your daughter to be like that too.
Their job is "simple" but risky at the same time. I mean, people and including me gonna hate or disappointed to them if they're do something bad like for example, ignoring call in emergency. Also there's not much appropriate things to ask because it's "simple" job.
@@531haze A pulse ox is what counts blood oxygen and pulse....not respirations...this is how many times a nurse sees the chest rise in a minute period. But yeah I'm guilty of this whoOPS
btw, It's much more difficult than checking pulse. Because sometimes it's blocked by patient's shirt and they can't even know that we're counting on their breathing because that way, the result might be biased
Exactly. Like when they were asked about laughing at a patient I thought about how I've had to work with psych patients. Ik it might be mean but sometimes you can't help but laugh.
Not a nurse but a frequent psych patient and omg you guys are amazing and have so much patience. Not all of you are cut out for that type of work but the ones that are dedicated are a complete god send. I was having a really bad episode and one of the nurses during the nightshift let me stay up and talk with her about the weirdest stuff. It’s hard to watch people mutilate themselves or just go crazy or literally throw poop around and still show up for work and help out.
I was hospitalized for a week and I tried to do everything by myself because I didn’t wanna annoy the nurses since I know they have other patients as well to take care of but I guess they realized that and they were super sweet to me and would come check up on me every 15-30 minutes
I did this too during my first time giving birth. Probably should’ve called someone faster though....my epidural was leaking out. In the end though, they rushed in quick for me to push because my sons heart rate dropped to 20. Doctor came in afterwards like no biggie.
If the patient doesn’t bother much, I usually end up checking on them more to make sure they have everything they need. If they are calling all the time- lets just say I’ll take my sweet time getting there. Some people are really abusive and it sucks for everyone else.
Yea except hospitals are always short staffed. And unless you want to fire the majority of nurses for going through similiar situations then good luck.
HeadBandit moving a patient down on a waitlist without authorization isn’t ethical. if a nurse doesn’t follow ethical code, they can be fired. you must be a child
When my dad was in hospital they ignored the call light. He ended up laying in his own wee for 8 hours on the floor because he fell out of bed. Since that day he had nightmares and never went back into hospital,he died at home.
My grandpa was in a home like that for a little over a month and he would say they'd wait for hours even to just give him water. When I see them joke about ignoring the call button it pissed me off because I think about those times. He couldnt even get up on his own to use the bathroom or sit up to eat and here they are joking about it.
The guy nurse seems to be a great nurse! He looks so focused and soothing at the same time, his patients must be really lucky to have him taking care of them.
kat: “oh im the bad nurse” everyone else: “well i mean ur not wrong. You said it.” 💀💀 THIS IS JUST A JOKE AND KAT IS PROLLY A GOOD NURSE AND ALL THT GOOD JAZZ :) and please dont judge her based on some questions she just answered. im no nurse so i wouldn’t kno how to take this information to determine if she is a good nurse or what.
how is she a bad nurse?? maybe you should try being a nurse for a week in a toxic environment like the E.R. then come back and talk to her about it. ignorant boob
Yeahhhh....I was a med surg nurse for about 4 years. That was enough for me, personally. Cannot believe how poorly nurses are treated by patients and by those in charge of staffing.
Yas Hou I’m never rude to a doctor or nurse but one time I went to I don’t remember if it was the Er or urgent care at the hospital because my neck and shoulder were killing and had been for days good thing I went because I have two pinched nerves that were causing me severe pain
Chronically ill/disabled person here and I gotta say, nurses are some of the nicest people. Whenever I go into the hospital I'm scared, sick and usually in a lot of pain, but my nurses have always made such an effort to make me more comfortable. If you just treat them nicely they'll be your best friend.
I agree. I'm also someone with a chronic illness and the nurses try their hardest to make you feel better. Being in and out of the hospital so much and seeing how the nursing are made me want to be a nurse and I am not pursuing that dream
I have done both, I am currently a nurse and nursing is ridiculous. It is challenging, and painful, and draining emotionally, physically, mentally, and spiritually. But it's rewarding too.
In January I was in the hospital for an MRSA infection on my face. I had to get a bunch of different ivs and fluids at different times. I had to get this certain medicine every 4 hours (vencomycin) and it ran for an hour. In the night time I had a hard time sleeping because I had to keep my arm straight or it'd stop and I'd have to call a nurse. And my night nurse was so so sweet. She came in no matter how many times and would wrap my arm in this sling to keep me comftorable. And when I couldn't sleep because of anxiety she helped find me a movie on the TV and was so sweet to me. She brought me snacks and Sprite and was just a blessing.
That's great I wish I could do that, but where I live there's one night shift nurse for about 30 patients with no help at all. It's infuriating how irresponsible our government is.
I’m Filipino so you know my whole family is filled with nurses lmao. I can say I’ve seen my mom and dad go through so really tough days! They each have 35+ years with two jobs each!
Lmaoooooo, Kat is constantly digging herself into a deeper & deeper hole. First she avoided helping clean up a BM & now she admitted to treating them later lmaooooo
It's a real problem. After putting in the time and money for the education you can guess how hard it would be to say "I don't like this, despite the great pay, I think I'll go back to school". Also, I'm not an RN, I'm an RT, but once I got really burnt out and got out of healthcare for 2 years. It was incredibly hard to get a job, I was unemployed for 9 months and only got jobs through contacts. With eally less pay. But I couldn't keep on working not caring about the patients. And then, some people are just sociopaths-up to 25% according to some studies.
The nurse that helped out with me after my epilepsy came back with full force and landed me in the hospital along with my son cause I dropped him (he is okay) the nurse jokingly said something about how she is working with all the babies tonight.
In the ER a young patient came in for chest pain and it turned out he just wanted his script for lexapro filled! Why come to the ER and lie about having chest pain!
I feel like people who do that should just be flagged in the system as manipulative lying shits. Your time is no more important than anybody else's in the waiting room. Narcissistic douches...
beaglechen That's terrible! I'm so sorry that you have to deal with that :( Just curious, are most of these patients male? Because I went to a pulmonary doctor a week ago because of some fluid around my lungs. I had to have it drained via tube and needle in my left side. He said that I was the easiest patient he dealt with. He went on to say how male patients are always screaming, shouting, kicking, swearing, etc. I must admit that I may have slightly assualted a few eardrums next door, but nobody was physically or mentally hurt lol. I'm female by the way.
I had E.coli in 2016 i was 5 going on to 6 and I missed 1 month of 1st grade and I am going to the hospital to give the kids plushes and give the doctors 100$ each for takeing care of me because I could’of died but I dident and I got out on Mother’s Day and I got sad because I did not give my mom a present and my mom said “ you are my present for being alive”. GOD BLESS DOCTORS !!!
Nurses work REALLY hard...in my opinion harder than doctors. (You won't see a doctor taking your temp, getting you water or a blanket, making sure you get your pain meds, etc.) We all need to appreciate what they do for us. We are not their only patient. They work long hours and have other patients who are worse than we are. Personally, when I need something, I try to get it or do it on my own instead of hitting the call button. But only if it is safe. I've been in a room with other patients and get frustrated when they call for stuff they can do/get on their own. If everyone stopped calling for a straw, more water, Kleenex, etc. it would make it so that they can spend the time they need with other more serious patients. And when you are discharged or are leaving an appointment, take a minute to thank them for being there and helping us. Trust me, it will make them happy.
Debbie Green that is so true! thank you very much for understanding that. i‘m a certified nurse and some of my patients (i always have ~16 patients) get little to no time with me because of other patients who can actually walk but ring the bell for irrelevant things
This is why I respect the hell out of nurses and am always nice and accommodating to them. The stuff they do, I couldn't even begin to deal with. I'm just not that type of person. And yes, nurses always appreciate when you're nice and cooperative and always take good care of me.
6:46 honestly. You know which patients press the call light for when they actually need something and those who always call for the most ridiculous things. Like between one who only calls when they need help getting up from bed to use the restroom or the other who calls to complain about the temperature in the room or to pick something up thats right next to them when they can get up, you are going to prioritize the one who actually needs the help than the one who calls for something that can wait when there are multiple lights going off.
They deserve all the respect and love we can give them we needed them last year and this year more than ever and they are just absolute angels... Thank you to all nurses, doctors, cma's, and all health care professionals for getting us through these hard times in the pandemic you are always appreciated and loved and I hope you stay healthy and happy..
Christina Yates true, but i bet if it was a severe thing, she would have let it go. If you’re rushed in by ambulance, I doubt there’s much time to be rude to a nurse
Tbh the nurse that did say yes to that should absolutely be reviewed by her employer. It's something that you just don't do and isn't ok. At the end of the day a person has to wait hours before seeing a dr in the hospital depending on where your from, and having a spiteful nurse making you wait longer is insane.
if you really need to be rushed to the er you can't be rude to nurses. they probably meant they made them wait longer because they were rude for no reason
When you work at the ER it's too crowded and it's messy and usually the rude patients are the people who don't want to wait because they think they're too good for that and in most cases, they aren't in real life threatening danger. When you've worked for a long time, you can tell the state of the patient, just by looking at them. No one who's feeling unwell will dramatize and yell at a nurse.
@@icedcoffeeb4900 there are some people who have mental illness like anxiety and in those situations it makes things worse. So now you have a spiteful nurse that pushed a person down the list who could go into a full blown panic attack due to their mental illness. Just cuz someone is a nurse doesn't mean they are able to tell if the px the person just bumped is going to get worse physically or mentally.
My dad was cracking up all his nurses and his doctors, he was a pretty funny guy and he was dying of cancer but he used humor to cope so all his nurses loved him because he stayed up beat and was funny without being inappropriate
I went to the ER one time and I was there for HOURS and when I eventually got a room I pressed the call button, and was very hesitant to do it. I had to have a IV and it was giving me extreme pain. So a nurse came in and helped me the best she could. I apologized to her because I knew she was busy and she was so sweet about it. She also gave me filtered water from the nurses station instead of the sink where other patients were getting there’s. I appreciated her😂💜
My problem with the “faking it” question, is that sometimes that’s a perception. I was having severe chest pain and shortness of breath for 3 days and was told to go to the ER. After I walked there, I had a nurse laugh at me bc EKG didn’t show anything.
If you're nice to nurses they will truly do whatever you want. I go a lot to the hospital and is always nice to them, but not as much as after my appendix surgery. I was high as hell and really wanted the ice cream a nurse had offered me 15 minutes before so I told my mom to go find the pretty blonde nurse. There were two and my mom found the wrong one, but the nurse was so flattered and really nice to me through out my stay. Like you could tell that this had never happened before. Nurses are a God send when the doctors don't care about you at all
"They think of it as room service" Truer words have yet to be spoken. I had a patient who would use the bell for EVERYTHING like he would want me to pour him his water when he had water and a cup like 20cm away from him. One would call us to feed him even though he is entirely capable on his own. There was a patient who decided that she didnt want to get up at night to pee so she would call and ask that we DRAINED HER URINE FOR HER!! One patient would call us to get him juice every 30 minutes!! He didnt drink any water just juice all day AND NIGHT. Had a patient who called fir us to switch tv station for him WITH HIS REMOTE CONTROL. This are a few exemple... So when patient like thes are on a unit for several week after 2 weeks we take more time to answer your call light because this is the kind of need we expect.... Yes call light are important but patient need to know that we have a job to do that isnt to nurture them... we are not your mom and you are not 6. (Well if you're in peds it's another story)
ha hahah Not necessarily. A lot of nurses are mistreated (in hospital settings especially), overworked, and treated as expendable. It doesn’t matter what the job is or how much you love something, if a selfish money-driven company without morals abuses you happiness is not in your path. This is coming from a future med student and pharmacy tech.
My mom almost died because the nurses ignored her call lights the whole night. We never returned to that hospital. Imagine not being able to trust the people that have your life in their hands. Infuriating
Tony Pantoja Exactly what I was thinking when it got to that part of the video. The idea that they are just a few among who knows how many that do this is actually terrifying to me because of the kind of situation you described.
Imagining being so understaffed that you don’t get a break at all for days, working doubles 6 days a week, just barely managing to keep people alive by yourself, when many of your patients have explosive BM’s, one is in cardiac arrest, five are severely in continent, one keeps attempting to remove their wandergaurd and escape, and one won’t stop pushing the call light every five minutes. That situation is extremely commonplace. Nurses are among the most understaffed and over worked. Often they can’t get to their patients as often as they need to and it frustrates any good nurse, because your patients deserve better. But when they’re in that situation, all they can do is keep people alive, do their best, and pray for help and a better day.
1. I'm sorry. 2. I don't get how that's even possible because you have to make rounds every 2 hours between 10 pm and 6am (at least in my country) 3. I confess to have ignored a call light or two as well. BUT: when I had a patient with such progressed dementia that they constantly have to play with sth with their hands => the call light, without understanding what it's for. In those cases you have push a certain button combination to "ignore it", else you can't hear the other patients calling. But for those patients, I tend to leave the door open so I always know what they're doing and if they're okay. I hope that's understandable, there's really no other way...
Am 12 and my mom has been a nurse for I think she told me 19 years that's about 20 years that pretty cool and my mom is is da best I love nurses for what they do
I got toxic shock and I did everything I could to not bother the nurses, I felt so bad when they forced me to eat and I threw it up (in a bag) and told them like "I tried to keep it down I'm sorry!!". Those nurses were amazing, helped me walk again, etc.
In general i have more respect and admiration for nurses than doctors. Not to discredit doctors for their hard work but nurses put up with alot. Cheers to all nurses 👏🙌
I got sent home from a hospital while having PAC, numb arms, and dizziness bc they think i have vertigo despite negative ear infection and no visual symptoms. The nurse think i was over reacting.
That male nurse who worked in prison bless his soul I know he’s seeing a lot
Ok???
Juliana Rojas why u doing ok????
Victoria Durrett I was talking about the girl who commented that her name is also Tania
Juliana Rojas lol cmon it's s funny coincidence even the same first letter
KoriFu Gaming ummm k
Nurse don't get enough credit for what they do they deserve more credit and appreciation
and money
@@mysticalgoat3212 that too
Ali Abdeldayem I wanna be a nurse rly bad lol 😂 i can’t wait till I’m old enough
@@annabelleadams2768 I know that feeling I want to become a doctor because I WANT TO NOT FOR THE TITLE
And I can't wait to do what I love
Ali Abdeldayem Same like I love helping people and can’t wait to help people everyday 😊
Bro i was shook when the male nurse said he has been a nurse for 14 years, he looks pretty young
gabby miy Ikr I thought the same thing
Asians 🤷🏻♀️
Receding hairline is apparent lol
Asians literally don't age. Lucy Liu is almost 51...
@@nomdeplume1358 SHE IS 😮 THATS CRAAAAAZY
the young lady in the red shirt looks like she takes her job extremely seriously.
That's great for her occupation! I would love her as a nurse!
As she should! They are dealing with peoples lives
Anna Sicard good
Anna Sicard how lol
Its called professionalism
The guy nurse seems like a great nurse.
I agree! He seemed to be very professional and very involved in his work.
He's Asian of course he is :')
@@Tofuumii koreaboo/weaboo much? Asians ain't perfect honey
Amelia Vaun unless you’re asian yourself, i don’t accept that joke as an asian myself. 🗿
He worked as a nurse for 14 years tho
Every nurse has that one patient that they will remember for ever
I'm named after my mothers patient.
JennyCThree that’s really creepy
@@pugparty9839 How is that creepy?
Abu Khizar yeah...and your my one patient
@@pugparty9839 maybe that patient was very brave, motivated, optimistic and never gave up during tough times? U would want your daughter to be like that too.
The comedian nurse looks so much like Joey King
emmabee14 omg I thought that! 😂
She looks aaaaaa lot like her older sister Hunter King as well!!
emmabee14 omg i didn’t even notice that 😭
emmabee14 i literally thought it was her
thats all I could think of through the video
Do this with emergency call operators. It will be funny and at the same time it will be thrilling!!!!!
Nah. They're too stressed bro.
Just go on r/askreddit, it’s basically this but wayyyy more people answering
Xx_Doge420_x X cant take reddit seriously
Their job is "simple" but risky at the same time. I mean, people and including me gonna hate or disappointed to them if they're do something bad like for example, ignoring call in emergency. Also there's not much appropriate things to ask because it's "simple" job.
@@smartinez020 they have off days too
Question: Never have I ever faked counting respiratory rate
Nurses: *starts sweating*
Markie lmaoo this is sending me, but sadly true.
@@531hazeCheeks that oxygen saturation 92%-100%, not respiration rate 12-20
@@531haze A pulse ox is what counts blood oxygen and pulse....not respirations...this is how many times a nurse sees the chest rise in a minute period. But yeah I'm guilty of this whoOPS
btw, It's much more difficult than checking pulse. Because sometimes it's blocked by patient's shirt and they can't even know that we're counting on their breathing because that way, the result might be biased
Respiratory therapist, glances at patient for 3 seconds, knows precisely.
As a child I always thought nurses where doctors in training
same
Me too😂😂
didn’t everyone lmao
Sameee 😂❤️
Wait am actually thinking like that rn I just thought like nurses= doctor to be
Did no one hear the blonde girl say
"I worked at an old people Jewish home,
'You can't sleep here,' 'alright l'chaim'"
I'm deceased
That had me rolling.
Omg I heard it and I died.
Comedy in the making
😂😂😂😂
dude she was hands down the funniest one there XD
Looks at the blonde nurse
Me:She looks like a ...
The blonde nurse: I'm also a comedian
Me: yep
How does she look like a comedian?
@@justnormalpeoplethings590 I don't know to be honest, she just have me that vibe, maybe I've been watching to much Apollo and taskmaster tho
She kinda cute tho
She seems the type who'd steal the jokes secretly
She seems like the type who would steal a nuke and stare at it for about 75 seconds.
Shouldve put psychiatric nurses too. We are a whole new breed of nurses i tell ya hahahaha
I agree haha!!
Yo Jzl What is being a psychiatric nurse like? I’m curious because I want to go into that line of work (I haven’t graduated high school yet though.)
Exactly. Like when they were asked about laughing at a patient I thought about how I've had to work with psych patients. Ik it might be mean but sometimes you can't help but laugh.
the_punsexual same! I’d love to know. Majoring in nursing and minoring in psych :)
Not a nurse but a frequent psych patient and omg you guys are amazing and have so much patience. Not all of you are cut out for that type of work but the ones that are dedicated are a complete god send. I was having a really bad episode and one of the nurses during the nightshift let me stay up and talk with her about the weirdest stuff. It’s hard to watch people mutilate themselves or just go crazy or literally throw poop around and still show up for work and help out.
I was hospitalized for a week and I tried to do everything by myself because I didn’t wanna annoy the nurses since I know they have other patients as well to take care of but I guess they realized that and they were super sweet to me and would come check up on me every 15-30 minutes
Thank you for sharing that. Most people don't realize how helpful it is to have kind and understanding patients.
I did this too during my first time giving birth. Probably should’ve called someone faster though....my epidural was leaking out. In the end though, they rushed in quick for me to push because my sons heart rate dropped to 20. Doctor came in afterwards like no biggie.
as a nurse, you are the kind of pt i want to take care of more. thank you!!!
We didnt want to find you on the floor. Which means more paperwork 😘
If the patient doesn’t bother much, I usually end up checking on them more to make sure they have everything they need. If they are calling all the time- lets just say I’ll take my sweet time getting there. Some people are really abusive and it sucks for everyone else.
#1 Way to get fired as a nurse: Snitch on yourself via RUclips
Yea except hospitals are always short staffed. And unless you want to fire the majority of nurses for going through similiar situations then good luck.
@@achoofull lol there's plenty of new grads looking for jobs all the time
So she triaged bases an being nice? Smh
There’s nothing they said that they would be fired for...
HeadBandit moving a patient down on a waitlist without authorization isn’t ethical. if a nurse doesn’t follow ethical code, they can be fired. you must be a child
The blonde girl seems so fun and sweet i want her as my nurse lmao
H
KAyAydAys Thicc lie be sick at the right time and place
I think i had her as a nurse once im not even gonna lie-
@Fishy Flickz the comedian (blonde) was the only blonde, the one beside her was hazel-brown-blonde-ish
:)
When my dad was in hospital they ignored the call light. He ended up laying in his own wee for 8 hours on the floor because he fell out of bed. Since that day he had nightmares and never went back into hospital,he died at home.
Cara B that’s terrible. and i’m sorry for your loss
I'm sorry for your loss...
That’s horrible, that’s why I get angry sometime when I see these videos because their job isn’t a joke and the bad things they do aren’t funny.
My grandpa was in a home like that for a little over a month and he would say they'd wait for hours even to just give him water. When I see them joke about ignoring the call button it pissed me off because I think about those times. He couldnt even get up on his own to use the bathroom or sit up to eat and here they are joking about it.
That sounds like my country. Exactly why I want to be a better nurse than the rest of them...
Blonde nurse is hilarious! Would never be boring with her in the room
jajceboy she’s an awful nurse though 🤦🏽♀️
Lina Aveya
Geez do you have a sense of humor
Kian 0708 Laughing at someone who ignores call lights is not a “sense of humor”
@@linaaveya5055 just a couple questions doesn't determine if she's a good nurse or not.
thats what she said?😂
The guy nurse seems to be a great nurse! He looks so focused and soothing at the same time, his patients must be really lucky to have him taking care of them.
kat: “oh im the bad nurse”
everyone else: “well i mean ur not wrong. You said it.” 💀💀
THIS IS JUST A JOKE AND KAT IS PROLLY A GOOD NURSE AND ALL THT GOOD JAZZ :) and please dont judge her based on some questions she just answered. im no nurse so i wouldn’t kno how to take this information to determine if she is a good nurse or what.
Right
Period Pooh 🐻
how is she a bad nurse?? maybe you should try being a nurse for a week in a toxic environment like the E.R. then come back and talk to her about it. ignorant boob
She said she was the bad nurse herself, they were just making a joke out of it xD
Yukki Nura oh ik. and i meant no harm to her or anything, i was just making a joke about what everyone else was saying 💀
When are they going to talk about the physical & verbal abuse nurses have to deal with on a daily basis...
Thank you!
Yeahhhh....I was a med surg nurse for about 4 years. That was enough for me, personally. Cannot believe how poorly nurses are treated by patients and by those in charge of staffing.
Respect to all nurses thank you for being patient with all of us. And please do not forget that they also are humans
Yas Hou No pun intended? Lol patient
@@laurenj432 ?????
Yas Hou I just thought it was a cute pun that’s all :)
@@laurenj432 hhh ah thank you
Yas Hou I’m never rude to a doctor or nurse but one time I went to I don’t remember if it was the Er or urgent care at the hospital because my neck and shoulder were killing and had been for days good thing I went because I have two pinched nerves that were causing me severe pain
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Chronically ill/disabled person here and I gotta say, nurses are some of the nicest people. Whenever I go into the hospital I'm scared, sick and usually in a lot of pain, but my nurses have always made such an effort to make me more comfortable.
If you just treat them nicely they'll be your best friend.
I agree. I'm also someone with a chronic illness and the nurses try their hardest to make you feel better. Being in and out of the hospital so much and seeing how the nursing are made me want to be a nurse and I am not pursuing that dream
You think retail is bad. Nursing must be hell
Imagine the grumpy complaining people in retail, but sick lol
That pretty much sums up the difficult patients
I have done both, I am currently a nurse and nursing is ridiculous. It is challenging, and painful, and draining emotionally, physically, mentally, and spiritually. But it's rewarding too.
oooHalcyoNooo Oh God that’s a nightmare
30 years nursing and still nursing. It is hell.
Nandeezy Nessy anything working to help other people sucks in the dealing with them aspect.
In January I was in the hospital for an MRSA infection on my face. I had to get a bunch of different ivs and fluids at different times. I had to get this certain medicine every 4 hours (vencomycin) and it ran for an hour. In the night time I had a hard time sleeping because I had to keep my arm straight or it'd stop and I'd have to call a nurse. And my night nurse was so so sweet. She came in no matter how many times and would wrap my arm in this sling to keep me comftorable. And when I couldn't sleep because of anxiety she helped find me a movie on the TV and was so sweet to me. She brought me snacks and Sprite and was just a blessing.
That's great I wish I could do that, but where I live there's one night shift nurse for about 30 patients with no help at all. It's infuriating how irresponsible our government is.
Aww, that nurse should get a promotion.
I’m Filipino so you know my whole family is filled with nurses lmao. I can say I’ve seen my mom and dad go through so really tough days! They each have 35+ years with two jobs each!
The nurse that’s a comedian is the cutest 😂❤️
Are u serious? How? Her jokes are disgusting?
Andriana Nikolovski it’s all about knowing how to take a joke, honey. She’s a comedian.
Andriana Nikolovski shes not for sensitive people
Exactly! Not for you :)
Yellow Pillow tbh like gtf
Lmaoooooo, Kat is constantly digging herself into a deeper & deeper hole. First she avoided helping clean up a BM & now she admitted to treating them later lmaooooo
It happens. And it's pretty normal sadly. I'm quilty of doing it a few times but for good reasons.
“IM HAVING CHEST PAIN” sent me
69 likes
When he said I don’t want to scare future nursing student...... too late
There are a lot of great nurses out there. But there are also a lot of terrible and unethical nurses, unfortunately.
It's a real problem. After putting in the time and money for the education you can guess how hard it would be to say "I don't like this, despite the great pay, I think I'll go back to school".
Also, I'm not an RN, I'm an RT, but once I got really burnt out and got out of healthcare for 2 years. It was incredibly hard to get a job, I was unemployed for 9 months and only got jobs through contacts. With eally less pay. But I couldn't keep on working not caring about the patients.
And then, some people are just sociopaths-up to 25% according to some studies.
Barbara Danley despite the great pay? 😂
@@bcaye what does RT stand for, I'm foreign so I'm not familiar
Yes. As a nurse for 30 years so far I can definitely tell you this is true
The nurse that helped out with me after my epilepsy came back with full force and landed me in the hospital along with my son cause I dropped him (he is okay) the nurse jokingly said something about how she is working with all the babies tonight.
“Can you adjust my pillow?” “Can you move my remote over some?” Those are the one that get me. 💀
In the ER a young patient came in for chest pain and it turned out he just wanted his script for lexapro filled! Why come to the ER and lie about having chest pain!
For lexapro Carla
So he gets serviced faster.
to get a fix..?
Very common
I feel like people who do that should just be flagged in the system as manipulative lying shits. Your time is no more important than anybody else's in the waiting room. Narcissistic douches...
I work on a special care unit at a dementia unit as a RN, and we get kicked, spit on, scratched, punched.. you name it..
Fighting!!! it must be very hard
beaglechen I will most definitely keep you all lifted in prayer
beaglechen
That's terrible! I'm so sorry that you have to deal with that :(
Just curious, are most of these patients male?
Because I went to a pulmonary doctor a week ago because of some fluid around my lungs. I had to have it drained via tube and needle in my left side.
He said that I was the easiest patient he dealt with. He went on to say how male patients are always screaming, shouting, kicking, swearing, etc.
I must admit that I may have slightly assualted a few eardrums next door, but nobody was physically or mentally hurt lol. I'm female by the way.
WHEN SHE SAID SHE WANTED TO DO THAT WITH THE SON I SCREAMED
I had E.coli in 2016 i was 5 going on to 6 and I missed 1 month of 1st grade and I am going to the hospital to give the kids plushes and give the doctors 100$ each for takeing care of me because I could’of died but I dident and I got out on Mother’s Day and I got sad because I did not give my mom a present and my mom said “ you are my present for being alive”. GOD BLESS DOCTORS !!!
And now these people are hero’s
buzzfeed: How many never have i ever videos should we make?
director: yes
Nurses work REALLY hard...in my opinion harder than doctors. (You won't see a doctor taking your temp, getting you water or a blanket, making sure you get your pain meds, etc.) We all need to appreciate what they do for us. We are not their only patient. They work long hours and have other patients who are worse than we are. Personally, when I need something, I try to get it or do it on my own instead of hitting the call button. But only if it is safe. I've been in a room with other patients and get frustrated when they call for stuff they can do/get on their own. If everyone stopped calling for a straw, more water, Kleenex, etc. it would make it so that they can spend the time they need with other more serious patients. And when you are discharged or are leaving an appointment, take a minute to thank them for being there and helping us. Trust me, it will make them happy.
Debbie Green that is so true! thank you very much for understanding that. i‘m a certified nurse and some of my patients (i always have ~16 patients) get little to no time with me because of other patients who can actually walk but ring the bell for irrelevant things
@@ishouldbeasleep I'm sure that it is very frustrating for you. Let me say to you, thank you for all that you do. =)
I'm a registered nurse and this made me so happy to read! Thank you 😊
Debbie Green you are a true sweetheart!
@@0kelsomo0 Thank YOU!
The girl in blue IS SO MUCH LIKE AUNTIE HILDA IN SABRINA I CAN NEVER UNSEE IT.
This is why I respect the hell out of nurses and am always nice and accommodating to them. The stuff they do, I couldn't even begin to deal with. I'm just not that type of person. And yes, nurses always appreciate when you're nice and cooperative and always take good care of me.
I'm pretty sure telling a doctor to see the person last is basically the same thing as moving them later down a wait list.
Thank you to all the nurses in the video for this time right now!!
"You can go to the nursing home.Bye bye"
😂😂
lol true
Thank you for these people devoting their lives to this practice and helping so many people ♡
YESSSS. PLEASE DO MORE NURSE RELATED VIDEOS. Love another fellow nurse
When I fractured my shoulder the nurse at the hospital was the nicest person ever!
6:46 honestly. You know which patients press the call light for when they actually need something and those who always call for the most ridiculous things. Like between one who only calls when they need help getting up from bed to use the restroom or the other who calls to complain about the temperature in the room or to pick something up thats right next to them when they can get up, you are going to prioritize the one who actually needs the help than the one who calls for something that can wait when there are multiple lights going off.
A lot of nurses are so beautiful.
They deserve all the respect and love we can give them we needed them last year and this year more than ever and they are just absolute angels... Thank you to all nurses, doctors, cma's, and all health care professionals for getting us through these hard times in the pandemic you are always appreciated and loved and I hope you stay healthy and happy..
They should not make people wait to be medically treated based on their attitude. It should only be based on their medical needs and severity.
Christina Yates true, but i bet if it was a severe thing, she would have let it go. If you’re rushed in by ambulance, I doubt there’s much time to be rude to a nurse
Tbh the nurse that did say yes to that should absolutely be reviewed by her employer. It's something that you just don't do and isn't ok. At the end of the day a person has to wait hours before seeing a dr in the hospital depending on where your from, and having a spiteful nurse making you wait longer is insane.
if you really need to be rushed to the er you can't be rude to nurses. they probably meant they made them wait longer because they were rude for no reason
When you work at the ER it's too crowded and it's messy and usually the rude patients are the people who don't want to wait because they think they're too good for that and in most cases, they aren't in real life threatening danger. When you've worked for a long time, you can tell the state of the patient, just by looking at them. No one who's feeling unwell will dramatize and yell at a nurse.
@@icedcoffeeb4900 there are some people who have mental illness like anxiety and in those situations it makes things worse. So now you have a spiteful nurse that pushed a person down the list who could go into a full blown panic attack due to their mental illness. Just cuz someone is a nurse doesn't mean they are able to tell if the px the person just bumped is going to get worse physically or mentally.
I love how they can relate and get along so well even thought they don’t know each other
4:38 had me cracking up 😂 “All right, L'Chaim!”
Nurses are the only people who have ever made my stay at the hospital bearable you guys are literally angels on Earth
My dad was cracking up all his nurses and his doctors, he was a pretty funny guy and he was dying of cancer but he used humor to cope so all his nurses loved him because he stayed up beat and was funny without being inappropriate
The nurse in blue is very beautiful
Prioritized the call light !!!! Dude you have a way with words hahahahaha. Dear lord
I went to the ER one time and I was there for HOURS and when I eventually got a room I pressed the call button, and was very hesitant to do it. I had to have a IV and it was giving me extreme pain. So a nurse came in and helped me the best she could. I apologized to her because I knew she was busy and she was so sweet about it. She also gave me filtered water from the nurses station instead of the sink where other patients were getting there’s. I appreciated her😂💜
My problem with the “faking it” question, is that sometimes that’s a perception. I was having severe chest pain and shortness of breath for 3 days and was told to go to the ER. After I walked there, I had a nurse laugh at me bc EKG didn’t show anything.
I don’t understand why patients can be so rude. These are the people who help you and save your life.
The nurse with blue top looks like the girl from the kissing booth, they look exactly the same..
All nurses have that *ONE* patient they'll always remember!
Kat; I’m single
Doni; looks at Kat quickly
Kim; So if I see someone in their 30’s male
Doni; Rethinks his choices
😂🤣😂
Shout out to all the nurses out there...you are amazing and you do an awesome job every day 💕
The camera guy:this is undercover boss.
Them:um........
Of course 2/4 would be Filipinos.
2/4 are also white tho hahaha
Why is it obv? Are most of the filipinos nurses?
Teresa Thomas yup
@@asveeraf5980 filipinos are very known for hospitality and thats why a lot of them choose nursing too bcos of a looot of good offers overseas
Teresa Thomas ya it’s a stereotype
I literally had to run out of a room before because I was laughing at my patients dramatic reaction to a blood test🤣🤣🤣
Thank you to all nurses!!!! You are rock stars!!
U should do all pregnant women think the same or play never have I ever
wrong channel try jubilee
@@Daniel-qk6bf funny🤣
Aziah Chambers They actually have had pregnant women play never have I ever. It’s hilarious!
If you're nice to nurses they will truly do whatever you want. I go a lot to the hospital and is always nice to them, but not as much as after my appendix surgery. I was high as hell and really wanted the ice cream a nurse had offered me 15 minutes before so I told my mom to go find the pretty blonde nurse. There were two and my mom found the wrong one, but the nurse was so flattered and really nice to me through out my stay. Like you could tell that this had never happened before. Nurses are a God send when the doctors don't care about you at all
Sees a Nurse video..
Most likely there will be a filipino in there.
You guys should do a never have I ever: basketball referee edition
"They think of it as room service" Truer words have yet to be spoken.
I had a patient who would use the bell for EVERYTHING like he would want me to pour him his water when he had water and a cup like 20cm away from him. One would call us to feed him even though he is entirely capable on his own. There was a patient who decided that she didnt want to get up at night to pee so she would call and ask that we DRAINED HER URINE FOR HER!! One patient would call us to get him juice every 30 minutes!! He didnt drink any water just juice all day AND NIGHT. Had a patient who called fir us to switch tv station for him WITH HIS REMOTE CONTROL. This are a few exemple... So when patient like thes are on a unit for several week after 2 weeks we take more time to answer your call light because this is the kind of need we expect.... Yes call light are important but patient need to know that we have a job to do that isnt to nurture them... we are not your mom and you are not 6. (Well if you're in peds it's another story)
wow!!!
I live the nurse in the blue!! She sooo real and down to earth 🌍
I'm a nurse and clearly this guy's get paid 3 to 4 times more than me cause their to happy and fill with joy.
Or maybe youre in the wrong profession?
ha hahah Not necessarily. A lot of nurses are mistreated (in hospital settings especially), overworked, and treated as expendable. It doesn’t matter what the job is or how much you love something, if a selfish money-driven company without morals abuses you happiness is not in your path. This is coming from a future med student and pharmacy tech.
It's "they're" (they are), not "their" (personal possessive). You have a 4-year degree in nursing, so should have a basic grasp of grammar.
da broncobabe ummm typos and autocorrect exist y’know
What's your masters? And where do you live? Nurses make toooones of money in here.
“Your mom is dying but I want to take you to dinner” I am crying omg 😂
I hope they do one with vet techs! I would love to be a part of that or watch the video on it!
Same! Plenty of similarities, but a load of different nuances. Great job, but holy crap I don't know if I'd be able to handle human patients
ER nurses are so wonderful! i had to go recently for a dislocated kneecap and they were so nice to me and so friendly :) love them so much!
My mom almost died because the nurses ignored her call lights the whole night. We never returned to that hospital. Imagine not being able to trust the people that have your life in their hands. Infuriating
Tony Pantoja wow! I am so so sorry for your loss babe
Tony Pantoja Exactly what I was thinking when it got to that part of the video. The idea that they are just a few among who knows how many that do this is actually terrifying to me because of the kind of situation you described.
Imagining being so understaffed that you don’t get a break at all for days, working doubles 6 days a week, just barely managing to keep people alive by yourself, when many of your patients have explosive BM’s, one is in cardiac arrest, five are severely in continent, one keeps attempting to remove their wandergaurd and escape, and one won’t stop pushing the call light every five minutes. That situation is extremely commonplace. Nurses are among the most understaffed and over worked. Often they can’t get to their patients as often as they need to and it frustrates any good nurse, because your patients deserve better. But when they’re in that situation, all they can do is keep people alive, do their best, and pray for help and a better day.
1. I'm sorry.
2. I don't get how that's even possible because you have to make rounds every 2 hours between 10 pm and 6am (at least in my country)
3. I confess to have ignored a call light or two as well. BUT: when I had a patient with such progressed dementia that they constantly have to play with sth with their hands => the call light, without understanding what it's for. In those cases you have push a certain button combination to "ignore it", else you can't hear the other patients calling. But for those patients, I tend to leave the door open so I always know what they're doing and if they're okay. I hope that's understandable, there's really no other way...
3:23-3:45 thanks for the visuals bro...that's something your mind can't unsee...
I appreciate nurses.
They’re all probably a delight to work with
"Your mom's dying...but I want to take you to the movies"
That's amazing
Am 12 and my mom has been a nurse for I think she told me 19 years that's about 20 years that pretty cool and my mom is is da best I love nurses for what they do
The blonde nurse kinda looks like a blonde Joey King idk I'm tripping 😂😂
I got toxic shock and I did everything I could to not bother the nurses, I felt so bad when they forced me to eat and I threw it up (in a bag) and told them like "I tried to keep it down I'm sorry!!". Those nurses were amazing, helped me walk again, etc.
I feel like nurses have laughed at me before
probably
In general i have more respect and admiration for nurses than doctors. Not to discredit doctors for their hard work but nurses put up with alot. Cheers to all nurses 👏🙌
I love how the nurse in the blue shirt can’t take anything seriously lol
1:07 the way he looked at her when she said she was single
I'm a nursing assistant and I've been in all those situations too! I've been hit on by old guys and seen lots of crazy things happen
That one girl, so innocent compared to everyone else!
I got sent home from a hospital while having PAC, numb arms, and dizziness bc they think i have vertigo despite negative ear infection and no visual symptoms. The nurse think i was over reacting.
i see she is really proud about the fact that she works in the ER
Nurse: *sees the call light*
*ignores the call light*
*calls the cna to go see what their patient wants*
Cna: *sigh*
The nurse probably has to do documentation, carrying out orders, etc. And the 'A' in CNA stands for assistant so
I would either want the one with the red shirt or the one with the blue shirt they seem so chill and won’t be pressuring
The fact that my mom works at a nursing home and I know what their talking about and how they feel
I always ignore call lights for patients that thinks it's a hotel.
I love these types of videos! It shows the lighter side of these serious, important jobs🔥
Small RUclipsr here ❤️