Nurses Men
Published Jun 19, 2009
Just checking in with all the hombres...
Most guys I know are ambivilent to the term, but is there anyone else who just DETESTS being called a murse?
B in VA
Turd Ferguson
455 Posts
I've said it before and I'll say it again- I would have no problem spitting on somebody that called me a "murse".
Show me a little respect- my name is not "murse"... it's Turd.
No Stars In My Eyes
4,784 Posts
I've said it before and I'll say it again- I would have no problem spitting on somebody that called me a "murse". Show me a little respect- my name is not "murse"... it's Turd.
And that's MR. Turd to some, I'll bet!
kalevra, BSN, RN
530 Posts
Every time I hear the word nurse it always translates in my head as "Man Purse". I know this sounds weird but images of European dudes carrying around their man purse flashes in my mind. So no, I dont like the term Murse. I would prefer to be called nurse, hell even referring to he as "that dude" works as well.
Rob72, ASN, RN
685 Posts
I'm a murse. I go rumming every weekend. I'm sorry, what were we saying?
I have, on occassion, been known to carry a man-purse. Don't carry guy-liner in it tho' http://www.tacticalyellowvisor.net/8301/82279.html
P_RN, ADN, RN
6,011 Posts
I've been thinking of "Licensed Caregiver"(LPN)and "Registered Caregiver"(RN)
Any opinions?
I've been thinking of "Licensed Caregiver"(LPN)and "Registered Caregiver"(RN) Any opinions?
Not bad ; CNA's would be certified Caregivers? Probably would take a while to catch on, but I'd go for it; it's gender neutral without being offensively PC .