Published Aug 24, 2009
nerdtonurse?, BSN, RN
1 Article; 2,043 Posts
You see them for everything, else, what about for our little section of the world?
*Schizophrenic dyslexic driver: my little voices told me to turn the wrong way.
*I have access to potassium, and you've got an IV. Do you really want to upset me?
*I love the smell of Haldol in the morning
*Thorazine: it's not just for breakfast anymore
*I'm sorry, we're out of morphine...oh, you're suddenly ready to go home?
*I'm sorry, I don't think hypodemerolemia is a valid diagnosis
sparketteinok
136 Posts
YES, stupid IS a diagnosis.
NO, I am NOT your pillow-fluffer, I am your nurse.
VivaLasViejas, ASN, RN
22 Articles; 9,996 Posts
And the ever-popular "Nurses: Here To Save Your A$$, Not Kiss It"
Boog'sCRRN246, RN
784 Posts
I saw this on a van the other day..."Stupid should hurt."
husker_rn, RN
417 Posts
I swear if I could find a bumper sticker that said this, I would have in in a prominent place on my car !!!
b2sai
16 Posts
go ebay, they have lots of those
sms1313
3 Posts
I always see these for nurses in general, but I'd love to see some for the specialties!
Psych nurses do it behind locked doors.
Psych nurses do it with patience.
Psych nurses do it with restraints.
Psych nurses do it with compassion.
Psych nurses do it with their mouth. (a little too dirty for a real bumper sticker if you ask me, but still funny!)
Psych nurses do it with their back to the wall and a clear path to the exit.
Hope these make you guys giggle too...I'd love to see some clever ones for other areas of nursing too. ; )
teeniebert, LPN
563 Posts
thanks for the caffeinated nasal lavage.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!
fulzgold
59 Posts
I put this as a banner on my cell phone: UCME2P
erwigg
54 Posts
sportic brake checks at random
WalkieTalkie, RN
674 Posts
I actually have a similar sticker on my car "Emergency Workers: Here to save your @$$, not kiss it!"
talaxandra
3,037 Posts
Renal nurses do it without peeing (well, don't we all?)
ID nurses do it with precautions
ID nurses do it dressed up
Diabetes educators do it sweetly (although that kind of is the opposite)