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Old Feb 01, 2001, 02:46 PM
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You know you've been a nursing student too long when:

1) When you're referencing books for your APA paper, and you need to type the Publishing Company (eg. Mosby or Lippincott), you don't even have to look at the city in which it's been published in because you've typed it so many times! For example, St. Louis: Mosby, or Philadelphia: Lippincott.

2) The muslces in your arms and shoulders are getting defined just because of the amount of books you have to carry!

Third Year Nursing Student...
I'm never going for my Masters!

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Old Feb 01, 2001, 03:19 PM
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You know you've been a nursing student too long when:

You're not tired...You suffer from sleep pattern disturbance related to late night study sessions...related to anxiety...



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Old Feb 11, 2001, 09:37 PM
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You know you've been a nursing student for too long when:

You know exactly what they're talking about on ER.

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Old Feb 14, 2001, 05:28 PM
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As first year nursing students, my friends and I have shortened it to "You know you're a nursing student when...."

You discuss dissection over breakfast. (And don't think twice about it!)

You're out of Tylenol and cough syrup because everyone in your dorm who knows you're a nursing student comes to you when they're sick. (We've only had one nursing course! We dont know anything yet!)

When you find out someone is sick, you immediately run to your books to find out EXACTLY what the problem is!

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Old Feb 14, 2001, 06:12 PM
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Originally posted by panda_181:
You know you've been a nursing student too long when: Your mother brings you her Cat Scan results and expects you to read them under the kitchen light.

1) When you're referencing books for your APA paper, and you need to type the Publishing Company (eg. Mosby or Lippincott), you don't even have to look at the city in which it's been published in because you've typed it so many times! For example, St. Louis: Mosby, or Philadelphia: Lippincott.

2) The muslces in your arms and shoulders are getting defined just because of the amount of books you have to carry!

Third Year Nursing Student...
I'm never going for my Masters!

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Old Feb 17, 2001, 12:30 AM
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You've been a nursing student too long when....
-You secretly hope your pt's blood sugar is just high enough on that sliding scale for you to practice another injection.
-You and your study partners LIKE to practice starting IVs on each other.
-You get REALLY excited when you see a patient with nice big veins that needs labs drawn.
-You have dreams at night about being in clinical (for a week in a row).
-You carry flashcards with you EVERYWHERE.
-Your kids ASK to hear weird things that happened at the hospital today.
-You can think of SEVERAL nursing Dx that apply to yourself.
-You've diagnosed yourself throughout school with whatever ailment you happen to be studying at the time.
-You're on a nursing web site at 1:00 in the morning on a Friday night (I really should be studying!)

[This message has been edited by janine3&5 (edited February 17, 2001).]

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Old Feb 21, 2001, 02:53 PM
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You know you're a nursing student when:
The only clothes in your laundry basket are white uniforms and those hideous pentifores. I wonder if i can ever still wear my street clothes?

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Old Mar 15, 2001, 12:24 AM
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Originally posted by lorrie:
You know you're a nursing student when:
The only clothes in your laundry basket are white uniforms and those hideous pentifores. I wonder if i can ever still wear my street clothes?
You know you are a nursing student when:
Someone compliments the photo on your driver's license and you realize it does look better than you these days.

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Old Apr 21, 2001, 08:47 AM
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you know youve been a nursing student too long when
-your kids offer to help with your assignments

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