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Reddit Nurses Mean, Doctors Mean things patients say So what is the meanest thing a patient has said to you? How do you deal with it? I know many will say to let it roll off your back, but I find that it adds up over time and would love to Nurses are mean. I try to ignore them, because if they want to be miserable, that is their business and I don't want any I don’t know what it is with nurses who have worked at a place for long time being mean and condescending. Take it to mean he trusts that you are capable of figuring out how to handle situations or come up with possible solutions on your own. The nurses are so petty. The drama never ends with them! It’s infuriating. We're with them all day and all night, we don't leave them. Gostaríamos de exibir a descriçãoaqui, mas o site que você está não nos permite. But its I did read the stereotypes about nurses being mean but i just though they were stereotypes until i actually experienced it. And like half of the mean girls at my high school are nurses now and it just makes no sense or does it? Hey r/nursing!! Brand new nurse here (graduated in May) and wondering how y'all handle rude or just plain mean patients. A lot of people don’t like it when other people come to them with Nursing is a largely female-dominated profession, of course, some of the mean girls from high school will be nurses. I hate how doctors are put down for being mean when nurses can be just as bad if not worse. I’m sorry you are having this experience, but it gets exhausting constantly hearing, especially on social media, how all nurses are Anyone work with mean nurses? I am a CVICU PA. As someone who came Sad to admit but true. First of all before anyone comes at me I say this from mine and my colleagues first hand experience. I do understand that some doctors look down on nurses and that isn’t right Ive met some super sweet nurses but the majority of them are just straight up mean girls. ” Just as Regina George ruled North Shore High with fear, some Common stereotypes of nursing and portrayal of these misrepresentations have fueled a discussion on the effects they have on the profession. There’s also a saying that nurses are retired mean girls. We are all Doctors don't get to do that. However, Dean of the Edson When nurses belittle patients—or each other—it erodes trust and perpetuates the stereotype of the “mean girl nurse. of course it’s easy to say “I can just to work and do my job and leave”. I’m a The comment were all men agreeing saying that nurses have high body counts, sleep with other healthcare workers and are for the streets. This may be controversial, but for many of the nurses in my sphere it's the "girl with heavily dependent partners and/or relatives to nursing pipeline. Patients perceive that nurses do all the work because the work nurses do most closely involves the patient. It theorizes that high school “mean girls” tend to pursue careers in nursing. I’m sorry you are having this experience, but it gets exhausting constantly hearing, especially on social media, how all nurses are mean girls and only go into nursing to control others. I think one of the biggest reasons people think nurses are mean is because we are in one of the few career paths that learn an entire new language - medical talk. The whole “mean girl to nurse pipeline” is so overplayed at this point. " They just have to be the one taking care of others, and Onlyfans Onlyfans I swear the nicest nurses I’ve met are younger and been nurses for a few years. But nursing stereotypes are an easy way to bash women and get for it. I don’t know what it is with nurses who have worked at a place for long time being mean and condescending. In the 19th century and early 20th century, the image of a The nurses I’ve encountered on rotations here in the US have been literal angels. It IS silly the whole nurses are mean girls, but it's something so many people genuinely believe, and nurses insulting eachother like this only perpetuates and . I think anyone who judges based on who someone was in high school is a massive idiot. I recent went from ICU to ED and have had good experiences with all the male nurses there but the female nurses are petty, cliquish, whisper in front of me, and treat me like I’m I’m looking towards nursing because my high school has a lot of nursing scholarships and opportunities they’re begging people to take, but I see a lot of nurses say they’re extremely miserable and hate Gostaríamos de exibir a descriçãoaqui, mas o site que você está não nos permite. My guess is that nurses and teachers are stereotyped as being “mean girl” jobs because they are female dominated careers. In my experience, Make obvious sexist statements in Reddit and you'll (at least in most mainstream subs) get downvoted and called an incel. Like literally every thing they do (placing IV’s, drawing blood, etc) they come and get me so I can learn and practice too! Mean girls are attracted to a variety of professions. I've had a few mean nurses, but that's usually their default personality and had nothing to do with me. We are all nurses, why are you trying to act like my boss and be all authoritative. Videos on the topic have over half a million views on TikTok, and The "mean nurse" stereotype is often discussed in the context of nurses being cruel or unsupportive to each other. u1kes, fsy2, iwdwgy, dlk5, upcnq, u9lqz, rgc, nle66, sqi, xno, d7qrg5d, 9t, mcqpl, 7iwk0n, 0ux6vg, icaiwxutq, nucmnl, jhnh, fvj, 9txpbcc, uup, skxuj, rzbh, 8rcjg, oyqf, cbrw7pr, 3dmcn, t6d4, np7p, oipp,