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🩺 Is a Nurse Jackie sequel on the horizon? 🤔 Fans are eager for more! What do you think the story should focus on? Potential spin-offs include her past, other characters' lives, or new challenges. Share your ideas! 💬✨📺
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As a nurse, do you ever find yourself diagnosing strangers?
Lori Fuqua posted a question in Community Questions
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Looking for a laugh after a long shift? 😂 Which Instagram accounts or YouTube channels hit the mark with nursing humor? Whether it's hilarious memes or funny skits about ward life, share your go-tos for a good chuckle. What's your top recommendation and why?
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Find Out Where to Stream The Good Nurse Today!
Marisabel Usnayo posted a question in Community Questions
Looking to watch *The Good Nurse*? Where's the best place? 🤔 Share your streaming experiences! Is it on Netflix, Hulu, HBO Max, or Prime Video? 📺 What was your favorite scene? Let’s hear your thoughts! 💬✨-
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✨ Have you seen *The Good Nurse*? Is it worth the hype? 🤔 Let's discuss! What did you think of the performances? 🎭 How does it compare to other medical dramas like *Nurse Jackie*, *Grey's Anatomy*, or *The Resident*? 📺💬
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🌟 Loved Nurse Jackie? What’s next on your watchlist? 🤔 Here are some suggestions: *The Good Place*, *Dead to Me*, *Crazy Ex-Girlfriend*, and *Fleabag*! Which one did you enjoy the most? Share your favorites and why! 📺💬
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Has "Nurse Jackie" been taken off Netflix? 📺🤔 Fans are feeling the loss! What do you miss most about the show? Is it Jackie's complexities, the hospital drama, the dark humor, or the powerful storytelling? 💉💔 Let’s discuss our favorite moments!
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Hi! Let's start here a collection of your favourite, funniest and most up to date nursing memes! Feel free to post as much as you like. Let's see which one gets the most votes 🙂 source
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*Nurse joke* Which area has the lowest cholesterol?
Laila Ighani posted a question in General Questions
Statin Island 😜 Which is your best nurse joke? -
Here's one: Girl, are you a box of BD pen needles? Because you are fine. 🤣 Which are the best nursing pick up lines you've heard?
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Calling All Grey's Anatomy Fans: Share Your Faves! 💙
Marisabel Usnayo posted a question in Community Questions
Who else can’t get enough of Grey's Anatomy? From unforgettable characters to jaw-dropping plot twists, this show has it all! Who’s your favorite character, and what moment made you cry or cheer the most? Let’s relive those epic episodes together! Share your thoughts below! ✨🩺📺 Ps. my fav was Dereck -
What are you sick and tired of being asked?? What makes you roll your eyes, grind your teeth, or raises your blood pressure when asked?? (I made the meme just for fun!! please no one slap people when they ask nurses questions 😆)
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What four-word phrase can instantly send a nurse into a frenzy? Share your funniest phrases, and let’s see who can make the best (or worst!) suggestions! We all know it can be a tough job—let's lighten the mood! Ready, set, go! 👩⚕️😂🩺🔊
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What’s the most embarrassing thing you ever did as a student nurse? We’ve all had those cringe-worthy moments! From mixing up supplies to awkward interactions with patients, learning is full of funny mishaps. Looking back, these moments often taught us the most. Care to share a story that makes you laugh now (but maybe didn’t then)?
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Have you watched the new sitcom *St. Denis Medical*? It’s being called “The Office” of hospital settings, blending humor with the chaos of healthcare. Some say it’s a lighthearted take on workplace dynamics, while others question its portrayal of the field. What are your thoughts—does it capture the reality or miss the mark?
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Why do nurses drink so much coffee? With long shifts, early mornings, and high-stress environments, caffeine becomes a go-to for staying energized and focused. It’s not just about the boost, it’s also a comforting ritual during a busy day. Do you rely on coffee to get through your shifts, or do you have another favorite pick-me-up?
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What healthcare term or word would make a great baby name?
sebastian scott posted a question in Community Questions
What healthcare term would make a great baby name? Some creative ideas could be “Celeste” (from “celestial” in radiology), “Sterling” (like sterile environments), or even “Echo” (inspired by echocardiograms). It’s a fun way to give a name with a unique meaning! What medical or healthcare term do you think could work as a name? -
If you had a theme song while you work, what would it be?
sebastian scott posted a question in Community Questions
From *Eye of the Tiger* for those tough shifts to *Don’t Stop Believin’* when motivation’s low, a good song can set the mood. Music can really capture the highs and lows of healthcare! What tune would play as your nursing soundtrack? -
Hear about the wolf that suddenly broke into a hospital?
sebastian scott posted a question in Community Questions
Did you hear about the wolf that suddenly broke into a hospital? It sounds wild, but it actually happened! Patients and staff were shocked to see a wolf roaming the halls. Thankfully, no one was hurt, and the animal was safely removed. Makes you wonder what’s the strangest thing you’ve seen in a healthcare setting? -
Embarrassing new grad stories, let's hear them!!
Lori Fuqua posted a question in Community Questions
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Anyone ever been late and you have to walk in....
Lori Fuqua posted a question in Community Questions
Anyone ever been late and you have to walk in and act like you're mad? lol 😆 Take the poll! -
Have you ever experienced a bedside nursing situation that you wish hadn't occurred for the simple reason that it made you appear foolish? Please do share. One night, I was working on the LTC unit at a facility where I frequently picked up shifts, so I had developed a good rapport with the residents and the staff. I check on a resident who had their call light on. He was looking for Robert, his CNA, to change his colostomy bag. Although I offered to do it, he declined. It was quite a relief for me, but not for the reason one might expect. As of that point in my career, I did not even remember having a patient with a colostomy, and the last time I provided care for a colostomy was during my clinical training. In spite of the fact that I knew how to do it, I was certain that Robert would put me to shame. A little more than an hour had passed, and the same resident had his light on and was once again searching for Robert. Because I had only seen Robert once during the previous couple of hours, I assumed that he was having a very busy night. I informed him that Robert was with another resident; however, I am able to assist him. He insisted on waiting for his CNA, but I convinced him to allow me to help him. In addition to stool, his ostomy bag was fully inflated due to gas. I REPEAT, the ostomy bag was fully inflated due to gas, and do you think I had the sense to slowly let the air out prior to completely removing the bag from the wafer? Not at all! As I detached the bag from the wafer, I heard a sound similar to removing a cork from a bottle. Behind the resident was a wall covered with you know what, including the resident's forehead and glasses. The only thing I could say was I am sorry. There was no other explanation except that my brains had decided to take a vacation at that very moment leaving me without any sense. In addition to feeling horrible, the residents' reaction to what I had done made me feel even worse. He apologized for the situation we were both in at the time. He was concerned for me. HUH?! I put at end to that real quick and immediately redirected his attention and explained to him that my brain fart was to blame. I often became this resident's nurse when I picked up a shift, which made perfect sense since we shared a bond. It was a bond that neither of us spoke about, not even to each other.
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https://nurseslabs.com/10-signs-that-youre-a-nurse/ Pretty funny