Is This Bullying?

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The unit ran out of red Jello. The Nurse Manager knows it's my favorite flavor. :sneaky:

How unprofessional!!! How will people know who their nurse is if we are dressed like cafeteria workers when we dispense their jello????

Ok, so NOW you're dissing cafeteria workers, huh? Don't you know they are professionals too? Don't you realize how elitist you sound? What makes you any better than the person who makes the aforementioned Jello?

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Specializes in MICU, SICU, CICU.
The answer depends on whether or not it is December.

But they'll make me come in to work when it's snowing out.

is that bullying?

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Specializes in Trauma, Teaching.

The jello scrubs need to be made of the gooey lab produced gel used in gummy worms, so as to get the true essence of red jello. There is far more to red jello than just taste you know, tactile sensations are just as important!! And all the fomites will stick to it, so you will be cleaning the environment at the same time!!

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Specializes in Hospice Nursing.

If I Jiggle like Jell-O in my new Jello-O scrubs, is that bullying?

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Specializes in ICU.

Look, please don't judge me because I know it's dumb, but I ate some green jello the night before my interview at a hospital that only accepts red jello. I just had so much anxiety. Now, they want to test me for green, blue, orange, and purple jello. I did eat some purple like over 30 days ago so they shouldn't see that but what do I do about the green? Will I lose my license for eating green and purple jello? What if I ate blue a year ago? I just know I'm going to be a good nurse and I don't think this should hold me back.

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Is everyone at the jello factory mean?

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Specializes in Aged care, disability, community.

How hard is it to get into nursing school with a previous history of Jelly (jello) addiction? I did lines of crystals throughout highschool and lived on the sugar high. I think I'll be able to administer jelly to my patients but probably not the green. Can I nurse initiate all my future patients to sugar free jelly?

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Specializes in Gerontology.

The policy for giving jello was different at the other place I worked. We never had to have someone witness the disposal of left over jello. My new place makes me get a witness. This is stupid. Do I have to follow this policy?

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Specializes in Oncology; medical specialty website.
Look, please don't judge me because I know it's dumb, but I ate some green jello the night before my interview at a hospital that only accepts red jello. I just had so much anxiety. Now, they want to test me for green, blue, orange, and purple jello. I did eat some purple like over 30 days ago so they shouldn't see that but what do I do about the green? Will I lose my license for eating green and purple jello? What if I ate blue a year ago? I just know I'm going to be a good nurse and I don't think this should hold me back.

You can get a kit to test for jello consumption at like Walgreens or CVS. Be sure to drink plenty of water so you flush out the jello, unless you just ate the jello powder, in which case water will not be your friend.

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You can get a kit to test for jello consumption at like Walgreens or CVS. Be sure to drink plenty of water so you flush out the jello, unless you just ate the jello powder, in which case water will not be your friend.

My company didn't jello test me when I got hired. Lucky me!

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Specializes in MDS/ UR.

I have been go go dancing for jello...........

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Specializes in Hospice Nursing.

Just a little sloppy when they put it in your g string!!!

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