Nurses may not wear capes, but with a pocketful of stale coffee and an iron will they perform daily miracles—this post imagines what happens when those miracles become actual superpowers.
Humor & Stories
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Wrong Patient, but Right Lesson:
We've all pushed open the wrong door with confidence—this collection of cringe-worthy nurse confessions proves you're not alone and offers the laughs every shift needs.
Great Nurse Math: Why 12 Hours is Never 12 Hours
Twelve-hour shifts on paper, twenty-hour days in practice—charting, alarms, and last-minute crises turn "three days a week" into a comforting fiction.
Fascinating Names Given to Nurses:
Nurses get called everything from “sweetie” to “doctor.” Here’s a funny list of what patients call us (that’s NOT our real names), plus nurse humor and stories from the floor.
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The Nurse DJ is Bringing Down The House!
When the clock hits 2 a.m., the ICU’s blips and beeps become a secret soundtrack—meet the Nurse DJ who remixes alarms into a midnight groove.
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The Call Light Conspiracy Theory:
After surviving nursing school and living on three hours of sleep, you learn the only sure rule: the moment you sit, the call light will cry out.
Funny Nurse Thoughts That Will Make Every RN LOL!
Explore the funniest nurse thoughts you’ve probably had on shift. From call light mysteries to scrub pocket surprises, this list of funny nurse thoughts captures the reality of nursing life.
The Nurse’s Strange Relationship with Time:
Time moves differently for nurses. Explore the hilarious reality of a 12-hour shift with nurse humor, funny stories, and shift survival tips.
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The Fancy Skill of Eating Lunch in 4 Minutes or Less
Think nurses have time for healthy meal prep? Think again. Explore funny nurse meal prep fails, the reality of 4-minute lunch breaks, and hilarious nurse humor about eating on shift.
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An Ultimate Pocket Survival Guide:
From pens and tape to granola bars and mystery supplies, scrub pockets are the secret survival kit of every nurse. Discover the essentials (and hilarious surprises) hiding inside nurses’ scrub pockets.
