[HM2Viking]

A female coworker shares that she thinks she might be pregnant and your first question after listening to her symptoms is "What was the date of your last period..."

[mcknis]

Probably supposed to say, "You know you are a male nurse when."

You are considered as "one of the girls" from management's viewpoint.

or...

The management material/literature in the bathrooms is "facing the wrong way." (for a mans view when he is peeing)

[flames9]

LOL too funny!! I'm a first yr Nursing student, and the first half of this semester was OB. Just happens that my youngest sister (who is a RN) calls to announce that she is pregnant! First thing that pops out of my mouth, what was the first day of your last period!! lol I was mighty impressed when i figured out the correct date. Then of course congratulations!!

[zudyl]

hahahahah, this is so true.. Im a nurse too and a lot of ppol are mstakenly labeled nurses as gay.. hahah but i know thats not true, the core of nursing practice is care , it does not mean that if u know how to rnder care, it makes us less than a man.. nursing is just simply a work of heart..

[Elvish]

I'm so used to working with women (OB floor - other can of worms) but we do have a clinical secretary who's male. When I have to call him for something, I'm forever saying, "Thank you ma'am" before hanging up because I'm so used to saying that to my female colleagues. It always embarrasses me.