Published Jul 29, 2015
adventure_rn, MSN, NP
1,593 Posts
So, I saw this while walking down a random hall of my hospital today. No idea where it leads.
These are my guesses.
1. Trauma ICU
2. Secret hang out for nurses whose backs hurt
3. This is where we hide the Fight Club
Rose_Queen, BSN, MSN, RN
6 Articles; 11,936 Posts
Looks like a blue box with a question mark to me. Guess that means it's 2 or 3 and I'm not a member of the secret nurse hangout or fight club.
Aww, shucks! I don't think the image uploaded correctly in my first attempt--I'm hoping the image is coming across now.
Whomp whomppp.
enuf_already
789 Posts
The joke's on us? It is a black and white picture of mountains and sunshine torn in half horizontally. Do I win a prize?
This is actually what appears on my phone app. I don't think your picture posted, unless of course that's what we were guessing.
WellThatsOod
897 Posts
Never talk about Fight Club!
Well, this has been a bust
But reading all of your responses is still making me laugh.
I've never uploaded my own photos to AN before. If this doesn't work, I give up. I keep my amusing sign to myself.
If you can see this....this sign is kind of how my brain feels right now.
smf0903
845 Posts
No skull fracture...high five!
cayenne06, MSN, CNM
1,394 Posts
That is a wonderful sign. No idea what it means, but I LOVE IT!
eta- you really should investigate and post an update!!
michigansapphire
133 Posts
Parts Department?
kbrn2002, ADN, RN
3,930 Posts
An actual serious guess here: maybe a warning sign for dangerous or steep stairs ahead =fall risk?
It is a clever sign, no matter what it actually means. Love the parts department guess!
Dogen
It's a broken person. So, my first thought is the ED. Or a glazier's office (the glass man!). Which seems like an odd thing to have in a hospital.
I like the sign, but it seems like a sign that isn't immediately obvious is kind of a bad sign, right? Imagine if stop signs were artistic and required interpretation.
It's a broken person. So, my first thought is the ED. Or a glazier's office (the glass man!). Which seems like an odd thing to have in a hospital.I like the sign, but it seems like a sign that isn't immediately obvious is kind of a bad sign, right? Imagine if stop signs were artistic and required interpretation.
That would at least make a day in traffic court more interesting