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Do you have a nickname at work?

One of my coworkers has for some reason nicknamed me 'sexy knickers'...I don't mind coz he's gay...would be a different story if he was straight!! I also have been called 'the lion tamer' (we had an aggressive psych patient that I got calm with out meds)

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    We pass around the title of 'code queen' (if someone is assigned to the code team for the night and has 2 or more codes that night, or, if they have a run of their own pts coding).

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    Train conductor.

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    Outside of "Blackcloud" at my last job which was nothing unique, everyone was calling me Mexiwegian because I am half Mexican and half Norwegian but our Doc and Medical Director changed it to Norexican. So that's what everyone calls me now.

    Oh and in dealing with crazy patients people will tell me to go handle "my people" lol I've also been coined the urethra whisperer because I haven't had a cath I couldn't get since Nursing School.

    Me too1

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    I have several and so does everyone I work with.

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    I know that I do, I just don't know what it is.

    One of our nurses has nicknames for all of us. Some of them unkind, but all of them very funny.

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    I know that I do, I just don't know what it is.

    One of our nurses has nicknames for all of us. Some of them unkind, but all of them very funny.

    You coworker sounds like me, except my nicknames are all funny in a good way . :)

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    However unfortunate, it is true. "The Princess of Poop"....

    If there's going to be a massive code brown, guaranteed it will happen when I'm the only one around.

    The going joke now is that we don't need suppositories, enemas or laxatives anymore, just assign them to the Princess.

    I need a cooler nick name!

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    However unfortunate, it is true. "The Princess of Poop"....

    If there's going to be a massive code brown, guaranteed it will happen when I'm the only one around.

    The going joke now is that we don't need suppositories, enemas or laxatives anymore, just assign them to the Princess.

    I need a cooler nick name!

    Then call yourself Princess POP...kind of redundant, I know; or call yourself poppy for short. ;)

    Being christened a poop whisperer is not that bad...:)

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    Being christened a poop whisperer is not that bad...:)

    Lol it's not that good either lol

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    I was a side-kick to another nurse....she was Batman, I was Robin :)

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    Lol it's not that good either lol

    Hey...it really isn't that bad...some one poops, less complications...

    I am VERY proud one of my greatest talents is to get patients to poop; know when they are going to poop, and WHO pooped...especially my kiddos. :yes:

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