Have you expierenced this?

I'm afraid that after a couple of "nursie-wursie's" I'd have said something like "And are you his little hoochie-coochie?"

:barf01:

I did once get very offended by an office nurse who gave me a cup and told me to "tee-tee" in it. Considering that I was a grown woman and a nurse to boot, I didn't think it was terribly appropriate.

dang, i'm having visions of anna nicole and her hubby...

leslie

I'm afraid that after a couple of "nursie-wursie's" I'd have said something like "And are you his little hoochie-coochie?"

:barf01:

I did once get very offended by an office nurse who gave me a cup and told me to "tee-tee" in it. Considering that I was a grown woman and a nurse to boot, I didn't think it was terribly appropriate.

:hhmth:

Boy, I didn't think Anna Nicole Smith was with us anymore!

Ha Ha Ha it was a very long night! Felt like I was working on the ped's ward but only worse! Had to hold back laughter every time I even walked past the room! To make things worse, My coworkers(whom I love dearly) took the opportunity to comment back to me with thier own nursie worsie's! I thanked them all at the end of shift and reminded them that I had the next day off and one of them would be NURSIE WORSIE next! :hehe:

:lol2:I'm afraid that after a couple of "nursie-wursie's" I'd have said something like "And are you his little hoochie-coochie?":hhmth::lol2::lol2::lol2:

I despise baby talk--never did it to my own babies, cringe when people do it to their babies and want to scream when people do it to adults....

Good Lord. I am sure it was all you could do to keep from either laughing or screaming.

We have one nurse who insists on calling all elderly patients "young lady" I am telling you she will walk into an 80 somethings room and say "well good morning Young Lady". I just want to scream.

i am not overly tall [5 ft] and some of the nurses will put their hands on their hips and talk down [in a talk down voice]

i really really hate it

Yeah, I spent some time in the supply closet that night! Just couldn't believe it was happening! When I first went into the room I thought she was his daughter, then after a few minutes I thought maybe he was her son! Drove me nuts... Couldn't help laughing though, after a while I justcouldn't take it! :hdvwl: For gods sake the man's in his 90's, you'd think toddler talk and poopie time should be over by this time :bugeyes:

I'm afraid that after a couple of "nursie-wursie's" I'd have said something like "And are you his little hoochie-coochie?"

:barf01:

:yeahthat:

Hahaha.....this reminds me of a CNA that works at the LTC facility I work at. I was doing med pass and my cart was just outside the tubroom in the hallway where one of the CNAs was putting a resident on the toilet with the stand lift. After she got her on the toilet, the CNA says, "Okay, time for you to pee-pee and poo-poo!" There was silence for about 10 seconds and then the little old lady responded, "Do I look like I'm in kindergarten?!" It was so funny. And it taught that aide a lesson, she doesn't baby-talk the residents like she used to.

WIRN2B

There was silence for about 10 seconds and then the little old lady responded, "Do I look like I'm in kindergarten?!" It was so funny. And it taught that aide a lesson, she doesn't baby-talk the residents like she used to.

WIRN2B

Good for her!!! It isn't even just baby talk that irks me, I hate it when people call older patients by their first names without permission, or things like "Dear" or "Honey."

LOL She sounded like a painsie in the botty to me :lol2: