My calendar is a gift given to me last Christmas. A young man sidled up to a woman at a bar and asked, "What do you do?" "I'm a nurse." she replied. " I wish I could be ill and let you nurse me," he whispered in her ear. "That would be an interesting sight," she replied. "I work in a maternity ward.":roll
Jun 7, '02
rofl cute one. thanks for that bit of humor. it is good to laugh once and again....it's great medicine!
Jun 8, '02
I agree with you. Laughter is wonderful medicine, and it's good for the soul. I love to laugh. I've hgeard that it also improves systemic problems such as, hypertension, and the immune system. I certainlly hope so, because I could use a good dose.
Jun 8, '02
When I was a student I was a hospital volunteer with the lactation consultants on the mother/baby floor. One of my duties was to take the breast pumps to central supply to have them cleaned. I entered an elevator with a breast pump and a man said, "I'd hate to be hooked up to one of those". We both laughed when I told him what the machine was for.
Linda
Jun 8, '02
That's a good one. Here's another: Three doctors
were walking down the beach when they came upon a magic lantern. One of them rubbed it, and out popped a genie, who declared,"I will grant each of you a wish."
The first doctor to speak up said,"I heal others, but I'm always in pain myself. I'd like the perfect health." And POOF! With a cloud of smoke every ache and pain was gone.
The second doctor said,"You can never be too rich, right? Make me unimaginably wealthy." POOF! Somewhere in Switzerland, his bank account added a dozen zeros.
The third doctor laughed smugly to himself and said,"I'm already healthy and I'm wealthy, so I suppose you'd better make me a little more wise."
And POOF! He turned into a nurse.
Jun 10, '02
I have this calender at work ( the cat one is at home) - l use the 2 as post its to write messages on them and send massages - l will often use the nurse jokes to brighten someones day - good fun
Jun 10, '02
I wish l could spel and type sorry about the typo above it should read messages not massages
Jun 10, '02
Absolutely hilarious Frances!
Heather
Jun 10, '02
Here's one, taken from the Medical Bloopers calendar. I buy one every year,
"I was discussing with a student her cardiac patient who was on Digoxin. I asked her what classification Digoxin was. 'A diuretic?' she asked. I remained silent. 'an antibiotic?' she stammered. I shook my head no. She looked pleadingly at a fellow student who was standing across the hall. 'Sorry!' I stated. 'your first two guesses were wrong and you cannot use a life-line. This is not 'Who Wants to be an RN'."
Jun 10, '02
BTW, I'm assuming this is some kind of joke calendar some of you have?
Heather
Jun 10, '02
Originally posted by Sandra m. Took
I wish l could spel and type sorry about the typo above it should read messages not massages
What a bummer! I was thinking, "You send massages? Oooh, how does she do THAT? How can I get her to send one to me...?"
later,
Joy
Jun 10, '02
you guys ROCK....hehehehehe
Jun 7, '02Joined: Apr '02; Posts: 38,750; Likes: 16,271rofl cute one. thanks for that bit of humor. it is good to laugh once and again....it's great medicine!
Jun 8, '02Occupation: Registered Nurse Joined: Aug '01; Posts: 997; Likes: 23When I was a student I was a hospital volunteer with the lactation consultants on the mother/baby floor. One of my duties was to take the breast pumps to central supply to have them cleaned. I entered an elevator with a breast pump and a man said, "I'd hate to be hooked up to one of those". We both laughed when I told him what the machine was for.
Jun 10, '02Joined: Mar '01; Posts: 2,730; Likes: 602Here's one, taken from the Medical Bloopers calendar. I buy one every year,
Jun 10, '02Specialty: Clinical Risk Management ; Joined: Aug '01; Posts: 2,345; Likes: 75What a bummer! I was thinking, "You send massages? Oooh, how does she do THAT? How can I get her to send one to me...?"Originally posted by Sandra m. Took
