Why Do Nurses Do This

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Hello, I am starting nursing school soon and do not want to be a rude/crabby nurse when the time comes. I had an operation today which required an escort home. I sat in the waiting room for 30 minutes waiting for my escort (brother) to show up. I called my brother and he didn't pick up so I was concerned he was inside the facility, but did not get reception on his phone. I asked the nurse who was watching me "Will the front desk let you know when he gets here" she said "Yes they will tell me when he is here." So I waited. Finally she called down to the front and was told my brother had been waiting for an hour. Why do nurses do rude things like this that over complicate simple situations?

She seemed like she got her nursing degree while in jail in some kind of rehabilitation program. I was tempted to ask where she went to nursing school and then avoid such a place at all costs.

She seemed like she got her nursing degree while in jail in some kind of rehabilitation program. I was tempted to ask where she went to nursing school and then avoid such a place at all costs.

Are you a nursing student?

Specializes in Emergency & Trauma/Adult ICU.

OP, can I ask you a question? What do you feel you're accomplishing by repeatedly putting down a particular nurse in this thread? What is the response that you're expecting? And how do you feel you're presenting yourself to this nursing community?

Specializes in Education, FP, LNC, Forensics, ED, OB.

Anger and frustration will make us have skewered viewpoints and lash out with generalizations that are probably inaccurate.

Going to close this thread now.

Wish the OP better days and hope you are well soon.

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