Day 6: 2016 Nurses Week Meme Contest

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Nurses deal with a variety of patients everyday. Today's image depicts a very calm setting of a nurse and her patient but looks are often deceiving. Her calm demeanor carries through even the most trying of times. Create a meme based on the deceptively calm demeanor of the nurse in today's photo, submit it in the comments below and you'll be entered to win a $100 Gift Card PLUS FIVE 1 year subscriptions to Cram Fighter!

Winner will be announced May 13, 2016. Be creative. Be unique.

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Specializes in ICU-trauma, neuro, surgical, medical.

1. "Blue is oral and Red is rectal. Or was it Red is oral and Blue is Rectal? Oh well, too late now."

2. "I'm just going to tell him his temp is normal. If I tell him it's 98.9, his overbearing mother will insist his normal is 97 and he has a raging fever."

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*if you don't shut your mouth.. Well have to do this the hard way*

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Please stop talking while I am taking your temperature sir or we will be here all day.

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When you have had to pee for the last 3 hours but don't let it show

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And the winning number today is....

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"if only thermometers still contained mercury....."

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PLEASE put this under your tongue and close your mouth....I haven't even see my other patients yet!

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That moment when you notice the thermometer probe is red and not blue and it is already in your patients mouth....

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Oh you are in tremendous pain? Let's just check your vitals for verification.

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It's either this way or the "special" probe

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This is the way nursing used to be

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Specializes in med/surg.

Pre-op vital signs. Maybe I should tell him while he can't talk he needs to take off his toupee and under ware before he goes down to the OR.

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