This FAQ is based on years of unscientific research and in no way should be taken seriously. A. Nursing is the fine art of caring for patients who know everything.
Nursing also requires tremendous skill in filling water pitchers and adjusting bedside televisions.
In my years of nursing practice I've also taken pride in my bedpan emptying skills. All those lectures on physiology, biochemistry, anatomy, pharmacology, psychology and etc. were primarily to kill time between bedbath classes. Yes, he will. There are two possible causes for the nurse not coming to the room immediately. First, you may not be using the call bell enough.