Why are nurses so stupid!!!!!! Asked by: Cardiology fellow

Why!!!!!
Um... you might not want to keep this here. You're going to get flamed by a lot of angry nurses.Was there a particular issue you had? Ranting is one thing. Just calling all nurses stupid isn't going to be taken well. Just as you probably wouldn't take well us calling all Docs or Fellows stupid.Just a friendly heads-up.

Are you perchance a troll?

haha,

He must read the NCLEX forum.>.>Frankly, there are A LOT of stupid nurses out there. There are plenty of posters on this site who prove it day in and day out. We don't set the bar as high as it should be.Thankfully, there are quite a few shining stars out there who give me hope.But, that Cardiology fellow sounds like an *******.

Quote from franciscan gypsyUm... you might not want to keep this here. You're going to get flamed by a lot of angry nurses.Was there a particular issue you had? Ranting is one thing. Just calling all nurses stupid isn't going to be taken well. Just as you probably wouldn't take well us calling all Docs or Fellows stupid.Just a friendly heads-up.

Quote from FribbletI could be wrong, but read the thread as a Cardiology fellow asked why nurses were so stupid and the poster was relaying the message.I could be wrong.

Quote from franciscan gypsyThat could be. I'm half-asleep. Just woke up from a nap a little while ago.Apologies if I misread you, OP.

Quote from FribbletHe must read the NCLEX forum.>.>Frankly, there are A LOT of stupid nurses out there. There are plenty of posters on this site who prove it day in and day out. We set the bar pretty low.Thankfully, there are quite a few shining stars out there who give me hope.But, that Cardiology fellow sounds like an *******.

Cardiology fellow, my arse. I'd hope a fellow would at least use proper punctuation.

I have to say there are a lot of times I wonder this same thing. Not to say this is the majority but I think it only takes a few bad apples to ruin the bunch, in a lot of people's opinions.

Why are questions being punctuated with exclamation points instead of question marks?

Did someone have a bad day?I could say, why does the cardiology resident not know what to do when my patient's in rapid a fib to the tune of about 170 ... but that would be unproductive.