Published Aug 1, 2005
blufoxtrot
66 Posts
Does anyone have any ideas about ER t-shirts.
We had one ideas
ER...you watch it...we live it.
Any others would be great.
Thanks
MrsWampthang, BSN, RN
511 Posts
Does anyone have any ideas about ER t-shirts. We had one ideas ER...you watch it...we live it.Any others would be great.Thanks
That idea is already taken. ENA had the shirts available with that on it at one time. Check their site.
How about: ER, we're prepared for your next emergency, are you? Have a caraciture (sic?) of a car crunched against a tree or something. Keep us posted on what you come up with.
Also, Kohls had a Tshirt come out during the winter with a kid snowboarding in three frames, with him hitting a tree in the third frame. The caption on the shirt was "Hello Hospital." I bought one and wore it at Christmas.
Pam
nursejennie76
154 Posts
The Indiana ENA sells the "ER-you watch it we live it" shirts on there web site, it is under fundraiser on the home page.
http://www.indianaena.org/education.htm
Jen2
931 Posts
How about maybe a T with all the funny abbrev. we use like DRT=Dead Right There, and GOMER=Get Outta My Emergency Room! Just a thought How abput thinking up a shirt with the Top 10 reasons to be an ER nurse. That's all I can think of for now.
ERNurse752, RN
1,323 Posts
I saw a good one that said "We Bust Ours To Save Yours."
Saw another one that said something about if you don't wear your seatbelt, we'll see you naked later. hehe
sjt9721, BSN, RN
706 Posts
I have a "Montana Paramedics" shirt that I've always wanted to adapt into an ED shirt:
Feed the Bears
Squat with your spurs on.
Let your kids ride the elk.
Tell a local you're from California.
Drive fast and pass on curves.
We thank you for your support!
JBudd, MSN
3,836 Posts
I first saw this one at Colorado General, in the late 70's:
STARVE WITH DIGNITY, BE A NURSE.
We used it for strike shirts later at another hosp.
Saw a good one " For a Good time call 911". Have alos seen "Trauma Junkie".
NorthER,RN
56 Posts
How about:
A lack of planning and foresight on your part does not necessarily constitute an
Emergency
on our part.
:rotfl:
ERNURSE4MS
80 Posts
how about:a lack of planning and foresight on your part does not necessarily constitute anemergencyon our part.:rotfl:
a lack of planning and foresight on your part does not necessarily constitute an
emergency
love it!!!!!!! :rotfl: :rotfl:
Thanks ERNurse - it's a saying that often comes to mind when I'm trying to do several very important things at once (chest compressions, suctioning, bagging - you know) and someone asks when the doctor is going to see them about that toenail that's been bothering them for 5 weeks and they're going on holidays today and why can't they get any help - yep nothing like a little chuckle to help us through the day, right?
exactly. or when they come get you out of a room with a pt that is crashing just to ask if mom can have a tray because she hasn't eaten all day( at 1am). i want one that says i am a nurse not a: waitress, housekeeper, babysitter, concierge, referree, drug-dealer, prostitute, marrige cousellor, etc