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HUMOR 1: Differences Between Graduate Nurse and Experienced Nurses

A Graduate Nurse throws up when the patient does. An experienced nurse calls housekeeping when a patient throws up

A Graduate Nurse wears so many pins on their name badge you can´t read it. An experienced nurse doesn´t wear a name badge for liability reasons

A Graduate Nurse charts too much. An experienced nurse doesn´t chart enough.

A Graduate Nurse loves to run to codes. An experienced nurse makes graduate nurses run to codes.

A Graduate Nurse wants everyone to know they are a nurse.

An experienced nurse doesn´t want anyone to know they are a nurse.

A Graduate Nurse keeps detailed notes on a pad. An experienced nurse writes on the back of their hand, paper scraps, napkins, etc.

A Graduate Nurse will spend all day trying to reorient a patient. An experienced nurse will chart the patient is disoriented and restrain them.

A Graduate Nurse can hear a beeping I-med at 50 yards. An experienced nurse can´t hear any alarms at any distance.

A Graduate Nurse loves to hear abnormal heart and breath sounds. An experienced nurse doesn´t want to know about them unless the patient is symptomatic.

A Graduate Nurse spends 2 hours giving a patient a bath. An experienced nurse lets the CNA give the patient a bath.

A Graduate Nurse thinks people respect Nurses. An experienced nurse knows everybody blames everything on the nurse.

A Graduate Nurse looks for blood on a bandage hoping they will get to change it. An experienced nurse knows a little blood never hurt anybody.

A Graduate Nurse looks for a chance "to work with the family." An experienced nurse avoids the family.

A Graduate Nurse expects meds and supplies to be delivered on time. An experienced nurse expects them to never be delivered at all.

A Graduate Nurse will spend days bladder training an incontinent patient. An experienced nurse will insert a Foley catheter.

A Graduate Nurse always answers their phone. An experienced nurse checks their caller ID before answering the phone.

A Graduate Nurse thinks psych patients are interesting. An experienced nurse thinks psych patients are crazy.

A Graduate Nurse carries reference books in their bag. An experienced nurse carries magazines, lunch, and some "cough syrup" in their bag.

A Graduate Nurse doesn´t find this funny. An experienced nurse does.

Source: http://nurse.lifetips.com/cat/59406/nurses-jokes/index.html

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Knight with a Sword – We courageously fight against the challenges we encounter in our journey just like a warrior and a fighter who known to possess both the characters of being BRAVE and Strong.


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Bravez et Fort – a french translation which means “Brave and Strong“, a remarkable name from which our batch is known.



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