Honestly that's the brand!! It just works.

Yep!

That smile’s dangerous. I might still believe him even if he did an obvious scam.

He has a great smile!

Riiiiiight?!? Love him so adorable 💕🤩

It's the equivalent to the 🌚

Honestly if you met him in an alley and he didn't talk to you and just gave you that crazy look that actually is hilarious, you would instantly think he's a psychopath. But then if he opened his mouth and talked for 2 seconds your opinion would change instantly🤣

Thats customer service for you

His humor & personality is awesome 😈

Soo cute 😘🌹❤

Thanks. 👍 You rock.

Thanks. Having raised 3 kids, I have a healthy respect for school nurses. They seem to know when to sooth and when to call parents. I trusted their assessment and was right to do so.

Wish we had a nurse in HS.

Steve….You have been de-mystified!

Wow that's a lot more work then I thought.

she saw your cast/sling and still mocked you? do school nurses get in trouble for malpractice bc that's what that is. she didn't help you and you had to go to class while likely in shock. i hope you really do sue, you have a case.

Wish I was there to see her face!

That nurse had it coming, half of the nurses in my town act like ice will fix everything. The only times the nurse from the middle school I graduated from only gave ice packs WHEN there were literal students that came to the Nurse Office with either a broken ankle or a broken wrist, AND it was the most popular football player of the school's team!

if you're the kid i knocked off the monkey bars in first grade, i apologize

If you're the guy that someone pushed off the monkey bars in first grade that I recorded im sorry for laughing

I heard of a girl who had the same thing, same exact situation, except they thought she was faking it to get out of a final exam and her appendix ruptured in class and she ended up dying. May she RIP.

@@blebe891 Holy FUCK! God, why do people not LISTEN.

This is why I contact my mom discreetly so I can go to an actual doctor :/ that's so awful tho omg. I've went to the school nurse quite a bit for minor shit, and they took me seriously.

@@ashnorman4824 Yeah. I'm pretty sure the parents sued the school and some people got fired. I can't say the staff surprised me, people can be horrible.

That school nurse should at the least been suspended. As RN I was 95% sure my son has appendicitis just by phone communication. Hubby took him to Peds ER. Left without appendix next day .....

All my nurse does is give us wet paper towels and calls it an ice pack

I’m glad you’re a good school nurse. Sadly this is not universal. 😢

1. Everybody remembers the bad nurses 2. Nobody sees the extra work that's not direct contact. 3. Every job is just a walk in the park, until they have to do it themselves.

I got banned for commenting because my mention of killing a spider was deemed terrorism hahah

My sister got banned because she posted "my stomach is killing me". 😂😂😂

That’s insane. Especially since your husband wasn’t banned. My brother in law reported porn. He was told it didn’t go against community standards 🤦‍♀️ so he appealed. He then got yelled at and threatened because there’s not enough people to check content so he’d better not appeal again. I got warned because I shared a meme about men chatting at the BBQ. FB algorithms decided it was an ad so excuses it mentioned BBQs it was considered spam.

A friend posted on Facebook about their experience using a C-PAP machine that helps you to breathe overnight if you snore and have sleep apnoea. For some very stupid reason, Facebook decided that 'C-PAP' was a hate word and my friend got a warning. They appealed and won. Really Facebook?

Glad to know other people have had outrageous instances of FB's shitty reporting system. JFC...

10 hours

I love his ER tic toks they are my favorite

Dink fam? if so 💕 if not you are still mufkr fam so ❤

@@delmathews384 English please

@@delmathews384 ❤️

You're the ONLY one I subscribe to because you're GREAT! Thanks for making laugh (again!). Keep up the pod stuff Steve.

I think it’s fantastic, that nurse in any department can have a great personality and laugh and the end of the day !!! I’m a cna and let me tell ya they work the asses to the coccyx!!!! 😷😁

This guy isn't a health care professional, & he makes appalling comments about people & their bodies. Hopefully he'll be banned from YT soon

@@hannabanana7747 I get where you are coming from. But all of these comments you are talking about are just jokes. If you cant handle them, you dont need to tell everyone and just stop watching him. Also, you can see that he complimented the kid at 7:49. What kind of appalling remarks are you talking about?

God bless you and yours.

Stephanie Maupin I love his videos they help me understand. Why ban him. The age of consent in Australia is 16 years as long as the other person is 16 or 17 it's legal.

@@Rose-jz6ix it's ridiculous minor have sex all the time, that's why there are teen moms.

@@nicolecontreras8311 then parents need to step up especially mothers with sons. I gave my sons condoms & told them not to trust young girls.

ditto from an Aussie psych nurse who works in the ED

Lol I get in trouble for my dark humor too as an ICU nurse. I love this guy!

Same. I watch my Tik Tok content on KZfaq. I'm concerned that he's being targeted by some petty haters. 🙄

Me to cause 😑

Thank you. I thought I was alone

boomer here TOTALLY AGREE

I'm a grumpy gen z 🤣🤣🤣 and ya im never getting tictok

What's her program?

Ikr

Tiktok ccp owned

Like wouldnt they have reported the original video OH wAIT NO because the people watching the original probaby either knew, read the title, or went to the comments

Did this for my little. It took a load off my mind (I never left him unattended near the pool, however he was a houdini and could unlock doors/patio doors, even taught himself to get a chair for the secondary latch/handle 🤦🏼‍♀️) but survival swim classes, he wasn't allowed to 'graduate' until he could roll over, get to the edge, and all in full pajamas, which are restrictive, and full winter clothes and jacket, which are heavy. It truly is a lifesaver! My son's teacher had 3 kids in her career that had fallen into water and survived because of it! (Even 1 makes it all worth it. )

@@jenniferl1978 so it really works? In the video here he said that blowing on their faces makes them hold their breath. What happens if they fall in without that (like in a real life situation)? I’m going to look this up. It’s blowing my mind a bit! If it really works, ALL babies should be doing this!

Cool, so if I wanna smoke a joint and chill, the baby can just take care of itself. Awesome 🤟

@@laurensundstrom8714 I think it teaches them to hold their breath when they fall into water, which apparently isn't automatic for babies

Due to lack of proper sexual education at school in some states, and lack of open discussion at home, more and more cases like this will become reality unfortunately...

@@gk-vl3kv If you look up states with the worst sex education, and also states which has highest teen pregnancies, they line up. People learn about the basic idea of what a private part is by 5th grade there's no point sheltering them from these topics past the age of 13. This is for their safety at this point.

@@ronaldoalberto3510 Of course the poor sex education will result in higher number of unplanned teen pregnancies. I don't understand your last sentence...what is for their protection, what do you mean...whose safety...

@@gk-vl3kv I am saying that sex education should be taught properly, because a lot of these pregnancies can be prevented if the youth is just given proper sex education and a basic lesson on consent. It is for the safety of both the boys and the girls. Boy should learn to wear a condom, and really anyone should be taught that they do not owe sex to anyone and they have every right to say no. I heard in some schools, they separate the boys and girls into different classrooms. The girls learn about periods while the boys just sit there and watch a random movie. This is obviously not the case for most schools, but it is concerning that this is even allowed. Edit: better wording and fixed grammatical errors

@@ronaldoalberto3510 Yes, I understand, and that is exactly what I ment too in my first post- the proper instructions in the right age are crucial no doubt. You are absolutely right. I have two children girl, who is now 21 already, 3rd year in university, and a boy 15 years old, born and raised in Bay area (California), and I was very impressed by the curriculum for their sex education classes. It was a whole week of instructions, and we (the parents) were able to review in advance the materials used for the class. Students attendance was also optional, and if some parents felt uncomfortable, or for some other reason didn't want their children to attend, they could opt out of the classes. It was done twice like that, once in elementary school 5th grade, and second time in middle school in 7th grade. I also think, that in areas where instructions in school are not permitted, maybe the family GP or pediatricians during annual well checks may provide some information and guidance as well, although I am not sure if they are allowed here. In any case open, honest conversations at home are most important. Our children deserve accurate information and medically based facts, and not the word of the month, on the street. Sorry if my spelling and wording is a bit off, English is my second language, as i am a "transplant" from Europe.

My mom was different cause she had some medical something something at college, when I tell her I feel something similar to that of pregnance she would always say "are you pregnant?" like😶 you know i've never gone out of my room you know shy i am to people you know i cant make decent talk with other people..

@@city1776 You saying you feel like you have issues akin to pregnancy, and your mother asking if you might be is essentially a no brainer. She doesn't keep tabs on you 24/7, at least I'm assuming she doesn't. Shy people get fucked too. Unsocial people get laid on the down low too.

@@persephone2706 maybe it's just a cultural difference or the place where I live, but sex is almost a taboo unless you're an adult and can feed yourself. We care more about our grades and other entertainment like games and stuff.

@@city1776 Yes, I suppose I was making the assumption that we were all adults here but I see that might not be the case. I understand what you mean.

Gee, censorship is an issue? Who knew?

Not true but ok

Erings Grace Good idea to use your lunch ice pack...

@@maple1333 don’t care what you think but ok 😂

@@nora22000 thank you 😂

America..

Yes! And I appreciate all the medical professionals out there. Thank you for being an RN. It’s an important and often thankless job. Please know know you are all appreciated!

@@melissataylor6833 what a sweet thing to say. I for one, truly appreciate hearing that ❤️

I was an RD in hospitals like ya know 50 yrs. Nurses put up up with and handle everything while having to worry about torts at every turn. You don’t get enough credit.

Thank you for everything you do 🥰

Thank you for being one to help people out my mum is a RN too So please let me say thank u for being one during these hard times 😷🙏🏻🧠🫁🫀 😻🥰😍😍

no school nurse of mine ever administered painkillers. you have to bring your own and hide it in your bag.

Laws are both the best and the worst.

Oh wow! Sounds to me like school nurses are vastly overqualified. I’m a nursing student (close to graduation) and I am currently doing more things working as a medication aide in an assisted living facility.

@@RealPumpkinJay yeah they really can’t do much without parental consent bc they’re dealing with minors. but most of my ‘school nurses’ didn’t have much medical background and were just admin with basic first aid training.

@@sirenofamphitrite4612 no school would allow painkillers for pain but a Tylenol for a headache/migraine was acceptable at my primary, middle and high school. I grew up having migraines pretty commonly like a few times per month. When over the counter medication no longer worked for me I was allowed to have my prescription pills as long as they were in the nurses office locked cupboard. Edit: I'm sure states and other countries have different laws so some school nurses won't be allowed to hand out Tylenol if needed. You could however have your parents bring a bottle of Tylenol and it would be locked in a cupboard in the nurses office should you need it. This will always work regardless of the state you live in for usa. Im unsure if other countries are different or have the same rule.

Whaaa hdjdndhw how?? How were they allowed if they didnt have ANY medical training?? I am genuinely confused

@@tallybone same here I’m genuinely shocked how the school let someone with no medical training be a school nurse

@@Rooibostea5959 this was the 90s/ incredibly early 2000s

That makes a lot of sense. I think my school nurse back in the day must have been some nonqualified spawn from hell. She also thought I was faking my complaints. I had serious stomach issues back then and still do.

As an Australian this is horrific. Nurse is what's called a "protected title" in Australia. If you AREN'T qualified you can't call yourself a nurse and in any documentation you have to disclose your level of qualification - RN (3-4 year university degree with 12 months on ward experience - as a minimum, usually they have specialisation qualifications) EN (12 months training and 6 weeks on ward - again that's the minimum) and NA (nurses aid - 6-12 weeks training - often what people do so they can earning money and experience prior to training as an EN or RN). The idea that someone unqualified can call themselves a nurse is terrifying. I'm senior first aid trained - a week long course every 3 years - I wouldn't even think of calling myself a nurse.

@@theoracle7463 they said about the one who first ever dunk the baby

The banned him for spread false info and being insensitive about the medical field.

@@mariemicha5127 can I ask what false info?

His face is adorable.

@@mariemicha5127 what false info when he literally says this is for comedy. If he did say something false what was it?

@@mariemicha5127 how is he insensitive, and I never see him spreading false information

excuse me? what kinda school nurse is that(joke) they sound really sweet

N o I c e p a c k s ? ! ? ! ? !

When I was in kindergarten I fell on the playground and split my chin on a metal bar (mind you my chins was bleeding a lot and there was wet sand all over the metal bar) and I got taken to the nurse and I got dandelion ice. I could’ve gotten infections but no, ice is fine. Also you’re not supposed put ice on blood, so… (Copy and pasted from another reply I made)

@@JamesCharIes hehe i split my face open and the nurse gave me an ice pack, called my mom and threatened to call an ambulance if she didn’t come and take me to the er in 10 minutes. luckily she made it in time.

@@alliewilliams8790 School nurses make no sense

You take antibiotics for the common cold? Why? Or was it something serious? Not trying deflect from the story, but I've seen it on other places that people take antibiotics for something that's so benign. I don't get it.

@@roeliethegoat if her daughter is 42 she is 59 and until very recently antibiotics were prescribed WAY too often because they were deemed effective. Doctors stopped prescribing them so much when we learned how too much antibiotics would lead to more "antibiotics-resistant" diseases.

@@greyant7069 interesting. Maybe that's a US-thing? I'm from The Netherlands and I don't recall that happening here. We're told to take a paracetamol and suck it up basically. You're right about the dangers of resistant bacteria. Plus, antibiotics only work for bacterial infections, not viruses. That can't be a recent discovery can it?

@@roeliethegoat my daughter was like that(very sensitive) from a common cold she will get pneumonia in 2 days if she didn't get antibiotics in time. Was hospitalized 3 times and made to take asthma treatment for 3 years cause an idiot doctor said she had asthma, which i never thought she had(i have an aunt and cousin with asthma and she will get asthma attacks especially in spring which my daughter never did) and tried to fight it, but hey they r doctors so i don't know whati am talking(basically is what they said) . So after 3 years i decided to stop giving her the treatment cause i felt it did more wrong(migjt have been a bad idea if she did have it so don't try it, just look for better doctor) and after a few months and some research i went to a different doctor and said she didn't had asthma and probably when she got sick will be a asthmatic bronchitis(sorry if it's not the right term English is not my first language) and some doctors confused it with asthma Luckily now at 16 she is a lot better and hasn't needed antibiotics in like 2 years. But it's true in some countries or some doctors give to easy antibiotics, so if you have a life changing diagnosis and you feel strongly it's wrong might be a better idea to research what doctor is recommended in that field and ask a different opinion. Sorry for the long post

Well congrats gran I bet though now you'd not change that for the world.

Lucky you, if i went to the school nurse and tell her how i felt she would have just used her favorite phrase “ its life just move on “and sent me back to class. Also can confirm the ice pack fixes everything trend was true for my school🤦🏻‍♀️

Glad you had a good nurse in school I wound up breaking my growth plate in my wrist on the jungle gym thing during school they just wrapped it up with ace bandage and sent me on my way then two doctors later bc the first one missed it had a cast on that hand due to the broken growth plate

I only had 2 school nurses. The first one was pretty clueless-I have a rare type of insomnia and told her I stayed up at night and read, calling it ‘sneak reading’ . She asked if my parents knew. I was pretty speechless. But she let me have lunch in her office, which was nice. The second nurse (I think also a Debbie!) left the school she actually worked for to come be our nurse when our school moved

We need a Med Tok!!!

This includes veterinary professionals too!

I work in an ER. This shit really happens!! He is so funny!!

Truth

During my first year, a NP shared with me I'll need to have a sense of humor to survive the job. Five years in and now I have a morbid sense of humor

Tik Tok is so childish in general. I don't think they'll ever get it

@@persephone2706 I have begun to realize that just recently. The app has become uninteresting since realizing.

Tiktok took me down because I had bare shoulders, I had to reupload it with an emoji covering me 💀

@@imogenkemp4626 Yet girls can be on there with bikinis on.🤦

Exactly. CKY and Jackass are not responsible for all the injuries i’ve endured crashing shopping carts into stuff.

I know, right!?!?

LMAO AND THEN TIKTOK BANNED HIM USBEUDBFIFNFJF

@@vive335 did you have a stroke at the end there

@@Han_solo123 bahaha 🤣👏

Yes 👍❤❤🤣🤣

Me too! He’s great, however there is so much worse! Get a life people!

It’s not really dark but maybe my view is skewed. I was a RN in the ED for 10 years I find them so accurate. The pregnancy one every time! I had a lady adamant she wasn’t who was in active labor checking in.

As far as the burn blister....are they not even aware of a series on Dr. Pimple popper??

I have worked with people in many medical/ social situations..I feel your pain...

I believe it

I agree!

And this is why KZfaq>TikTok

@@Alex-oy5pr Because KZfaq never bans people based on invalid reasoning :D

Dr Youn is a doctor... he is not hurting his patients he is just showing his work. However, I think Steve´s videos have nothing wrong, not even bad words on this specific videos

you're*

Schools be like:

I remember the first video

That’s y I hate tiktok

Ricky and the boss was banned for bullying Ricky. Ricky is the same guy in a filter.

'OH NO HE'S TALKING ABOUT AN UNREALISTIC SCENARIO BAN HIMMMMMM' wait until you hear what we do before we fall asleep karen

I totally get that, but I will say: I get Ocrevus infusions every 6 months, and have since about 2015, and it becomes slightly annoying after about age 25 or so when they STILL don't believe you can't possibly be pregnant when you tell them, and they still need to test every time.

Taught my son that technique when he was 4 months old. Saved his life in a public swimming pool, when he was 3 & 1/2, after he fell into a pool wearing denim & couldn't get out by himself and before we noticed him missing. He jyst floated there waiting for us! Best tip ever.

@@kathleenaberley8752 how did you teach your baby that technique? I have 3 kids under 3 yrs. old, and want to teach them this. 💯

@@marier2271 by simply teaching him to roll over and float on his back. Actually more like just to keep his head above water. This was 33 years ago, before Google & KZfaq 😊 but I'm sure you can find something about it on one of these platforms. Sorry I can't be more specific, but it was just a matter of repetition of blow into his mouth, dunk him under water, let him come to the surface and roll him until he was facing up... good luck.

@@marier2271 They have free classes at YWCA and other pools. It teaches them to turn over and float!

@@marier2271 it’s a reflex. It happens naturally. Like when you step into an ice cold shower and you gasp. That’s the reflex.

No doubt you are also on hand in case of a true emergency. You would be able to identify it and call for help. Thankfully a majority of the things that come into your office are just needing an ice pack.

Don't you find some of the restrictions absolutely ridiculous? I recently spoke with the counselor assigned to my ms kid. She has horrific menstrual cycles, like I want to curl up on a cold floor and die type pain. I was told she may not carry her own Midol. Yes for Midol I would need a DOCTOR to write a note for the school, and my child would need to ask to be excused missing class, to go get a dang midol pill for her symptoms. 🙄

I had exercise induced asthma, juvenile fibromylgia, and CRPS, they wanted me to walk across the other half of the school for one puff of my inhaler go back to gym class and if I needed "later come back for the second puff?" Yeah no, walking already hurts, I just hid my extra inhaler in my gym locker, F that. I was a good kid too, very obedient in every other case, and most school nurses were wonderful, especially after changing schools, but this case was dumb and illogical to me, especially since the school was so big, I had struggled enough trying to traverse it, not recommending this, but some children can be very independent and responsible when taking care of their health, but then again I could be an anomaly case since I was always a sick person

@@df-nk6gd I’m sorry that this happened to your child, but these rules are in place because for the safety of all children. Here are the reasons: 1) the midol can be mistaken for other illegal drugs then the police would have to be notified, parents called and other consequences blah blah blah. 2) they can give it to another child (with good tensions) who may be taking other medications in which they can interact with the caffeine or acetaminophen in Midol. That child’s parents can sue the school and/or you. With that said, I hope that your kid was able to get the proper medical attention. Painful periods are a problem and should be looked into. If a doctor says its “normal”, seek another opinion. Painful periods can be a sign of endometriosis, polycystic ovary syndrome, or fibroids. As a parent, you are the best Advocate they got. Good luck.

@@andreas_aesthetic I too have asthma, but not exercise induced. I’m not sure what medications you where taking to control your symptoms but I was given albuterol. The reason that the inhaler had to stay at the nurses office was because I only took it during lunch time. Since albuterol needs to be taken carefully ( it can cause bronchospasm if taken too frequently) and I was just a dumb teenager that didn’t pay attention to the times I was using it, this was the best choice.

Only two people in the ER? That's insane. I've never seen an emergency dept. with less than 10 in the waiting room and every bed full. Interestingly, here in the UK Sundays are our busiest for both minor illness/injuries and big emergency cases - I guess it's because people are out enjoying their weekends and fall or get in accidents, and I KNOW people come in Sunday so they can call in sick to work/school. As someone who works a lot of Sundays I wish our ED was as peaceful as yours was that day! Hope your grandmother is doing well now 😊

I once wheeled a patient into the ER at MD Anderson cancer Center, using the back entrance from the main hospital. As we entered it was completely quiet and there wasn't a soul in site! I called out "hello?" We then heard the staff giggling as they said "we're at the desk." They said they hadn't had a patient ALL MORNING! I remarked about how the place was absolutely SPOTLESS and everything was so neatly organized! The head nurse said "we have all done everything possible to "work" and when there was nothing left to do, we decided to play cards." I seriously thought that they had relocated the ER to a larger space and that I had just missed the memo! 😂

Lol

@@imbuffysummers wait... They do that?? LUCKYYYYY 😭🤣

Heh

My kids' school nurse is always accusing the kids of faking. They can be throwing up and she's like "You're doing that on purpose!" Then she refuses to let them call home. Thank God for cell phones! My daughter gets severe migraines that occasionally land her in the ER. She is on a 504 plan because of the severity of them. My daughter was in pure agony and throwing up and that witch wouldn't let her call home. She called me on her cell and I was furious! The office staff said she does this all the time but they refuse to fire her. She even refused to let a student use his inhaler that was left in her care to use at school.

If someone had a stomach ache my nurse gave us ginger ale

Paige McPherson They are very qualified professionals. I dislike when he perpetuates stereotypes.

@Matthew LEACH I can tell you are not American. In the U.S., school nursing is a specialty, like critical care, med-surg, public health, etc. They are very well educated and trained. They may be restricted in their scope of practice due to various liability clauses in specific districts. What you’re describing cannot be called a school nurse, since “nurse” assumes a specific set of skills and education and testing.

And also stupid teenagers doing stupid stuff and not getting banned, like the guy who almost got his friend killed.

@@gabbygracia698 say what

@@Pandainapandasuit there’s so many videos of “friends” doing certain things for views and most of them include dangerous acts or something goes wrong within the making

Big facts right here

@@alma.beee_2 Ahhhhhhhhh.

It’s Steve that’s fishy, putting on scrubs and a stethoscope, pretending to work in health care. When in reality he’s just a comedian playing dress up.

He's getting reported. That's why his videos are taken down and not the original ones. Some people (like the first replier) just simply don't like him. I think they dim him too insensitive or something...people have no sense of humor these days.... and add to that a splash of racism...

@@winterishere440 Given the number of complications I've seen of kids attempting to lecture the world on shit they don't know about, I think your assessment is correct.

Is he getting reported for copying other people's content or is that allowed on tictoc?

I used to get Tylenol from school nurses all the time.

Maybe it’s a newer or Florida thing but yes nurses were never allowed to give any kind of medication unless your parent filed a ton of paperwork just to have a bottle in there only for you. (Even then you might need a doctors permission) In high school I needed to bring pain meds for cramps myself in my backpack, and I don’t think that was even allowed so we usually tried to take them discretely.

@Rachel Hill where I live it is against the rules for school nurses give out pain meds if we hadn’t already brought it in with a doctors note saying we could have it. We as students are allowed to bring in our own pain meds as long as its enough for a single dose. Not bottles ect. Parents where also allowed to bring you something if you called.

@@Has-uo1lq usually You’re allowed to bring your own single days dose with you, I carried a bottle with me though, I know that’s against the rules but I was never doing anything that would make them have to search my bag at all..so..

We could bring bottles of medicine with our name written on it and a note from our parents that could be kept in the nurses office and picked up the last day of school. Occasionally as older students they weren’t as strict. My color guard coach in high school gave us medicine if she had it and would let us leave stuff with her. As long as no one told she didn’t care. We were like her kids because she saw us everyday, including most weekends. None of our parents cared either, so that had a lot to do with it.

I didn't insult the tech... she actually was the one who convinced me I was pregnant ("that's a baby with a heartbeat right there") but also thought my missed cycles was perimenopause & that the home tests were false positives. Made the doc appt to confirm perimenopause... walked out with confirmation of a viable pregnancy... at 45... after 4 miscarriages. Still couldn't believe it... but had literally just seen it so also couldn't doubt it. I'm sorry she did that to you. In my current job I work for the state board. The number of (sounding) yt people calling in to "make sure" someone with an ethnic name is *really* a doc/ tech/ legally licensed to practice is both offensive & sad. Even had people question if we (the state board) had really verified their credentials. No mfker we just have a vending machine in the back... pay is the fee we'll print up a license for anybody. As if!

Wondering if the husband requested a DNA test.

@@miwawilliams1339 I have heard and seen, and can confirm that you are probably correct about 99.99% of the callers you dealt with

As a fellow medical foreigner in Australia, my heart goes out to you!

@@miwawilliams1339there was a big case in queensland where an Indian trained doctor who had been working in the USA was transferred to a smallish town and he caused havoc people died he claimed he was the best surgeon in the world. He was found guilty of three counts of manslaughter and sent to jail for seven years. So there is a little bit of foreign trained medical personnel bewareness in Australia.

The horse one tho-

The app would ban videos of people breathing 😭

The sad truth is the world is full of soft and fragile people who think everything is offensive. Tiktok is one of those types of people.

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@@saylerwhitlow2729 66rr6r6r

How dare you ask them to do their job🙄

I worked as a psych nurse for many moons. Indeed, our sense of humor was our coping mechanism!

and don’t ever, ever stop!!!!!

You're a what??? Oh, an anaesthetist. There's no such word as anaestheologist.

who doesnt love it, i love to play it when i was a child too..but returned chewed😂 and sorry to hear that, if course school nurses not all about ice pack, there's a lot more from what i see but the wild stereotypes wont just dissappeared, you some school nurses have to speak up, show/tell what they do, like all those doctors on tiktok and maybe it could be aspiring and act as catalyst for minors too...

Ha, that's really cute. I would've done the same if I weren't so well-mannered

My mother is also a school nurse and said that’s harder than any other RN job she’s had. Thank you for all the work that you do 🙏🏽

My kids always complain that the school nurse doesn't do anything. I've told them that they need to understand I'm sure they get a lot of kids that fake being sick or hurt so they don't have to go back to class. But I dont think the nurse should be telling all of them they're faking it. I told them too that the office might have a say in it so im gna tell them what u said. It is nice knowing that

Get this comment to the top so he can highlight it!

My grandson fell off some equipment in the schoolyard, straight onto his face and broke his nose 👃 No school nurse (he was 8) so it was the headteacher, his class teacher and the school counsellor who looked after him until he was picked up. Not even any ice packs, so he literally sat with wet paper towels til he was taken to hospital

Omg your profile picture is adorable

God bless you and keep you safe.

What? I have 0 medical background and think this guy's videos are great. This is almost as condescending as "you have to be smart to understand the humor in Rick and Morty" lmfao

@@mentalpopcorn2304 not saying non medical can’t get the joke at all, just meant that there is a certain type of humour that is quite prevalent amongst medical people (though clearly not exclusive) and sometimes non medical people think it’s being flippant or disrespectful because it’s often a dark humour. Not meant in a condescending way at all, apologies if it came across that way

@@samavery7969 OT here - for sure, the NHS runs on cake, coffee, good will and dark humour. All that's left after all the underfunding! 😂 😭

Congratulations!

Congrats!

Haha! That sorta happened to me. We had been trying and it wasn't happening and I had the paperwork in my purse to schedule a test that needed to be done precisely 8 days after starting your period, so I was supposed to call on Day 1 and schedule the test. I was feeling sick, went to the doctor, when is your last period, late, but it is always late and I've been trying for 2 years and every time I think I am late enough to be pregnant the test was negative......Pee in a cup, of course, they have to rule it out.....doctor comes back in, well, you are pregnant....I actually said, "No I'm not." Then my second child was a big surprise because I was on birth control, my daughter was only 18 months when I found out I was 4 1/2 months pregnant!!!

Yep, that happened to MY mom. Hi there everybody!

@@darlenefraser3022 I'm glad you are here!

Yes!!!! Would wear this to work RELIGIOUSLY!

Oooo best kind. I salute to her

YESSSSSS, she gets it! 😂😂

That's a magical school nurse.

Lucky! They’re the best kind of nurses! Mine have all been ice pack nurses. One year I was sent to the hospital to get stitches because I sliced my chin open by falling down on the blacktop, but that was a serious injury.

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I hope you gave epi and not just Benadryl :)

@@susannafield6172 that's the problem... school nurses aren't allowed to UNLESS the child has permission on file for an epi pen. So even if they get a kid who is having a severe allergic reaction for a previously unknown allergy, they are PROHIBITED by law to do anything except call for an ambulance. If they do give them the epi pen and even if it saves the kids life, they would almost certainly be charged and or lose their job... 🤷🏼‍♀️ it's crazy I know, but that's what happens when they introduce a law which is usually done after having been sued or seeing situations where schools are being repeatedly sued by parents wanting money 👀 I mean wanting to "protect" their kids who had a reaction after say... a nurse gave them a panadol when the kid says they have a headache and the nurse couldn't reach the parent to get permission. Schools have even started reducing working hours because the nurses hands have been tied SOOOOO much it makes no sense to have them on staff!

What is terrible is the schools not standing up for their staff and having that when people are signing up their kids for school, this includes signing off on them receiving some medication. (a list of common or important medications could be on that contract, making them pre-approved)

@@susannafield6172 Me and another staff member who carry epi-pens on us booked it to the nurses station. But she ended up recovering quickly from the Benadryl alone. She was perfectly fine after that for the rest of the week.

@@SquirrelThis yep. Where my kids went to school, the school nurse needed both signed consent from the parents AND the doctor on file before any medications (Rx or OTC) could be given/ used on a student. My daughter had a strong reaction to a wasp sting (first sting, we didn’t know 🤷🏼) so all the nurse could do was use an old home remedy of making a paste from meat tenderizer and putting that on the sting… because she couldn’t apply OTC Benadryl cream. When her supply of meat tenderizer ran out, she was left with using a penny from her stash in the freezer. My daughter now has children of her own, one of whom seems to have inherited her strong reaction to bee/wasp stings. She’s been told that they can’t get a prescription for an epi-pen until the child demonstrates a strong enough reaction to need an epi-pen.

My thoughts exactly. He’s done a lot of covid related TikToks and I’m sure it’s anti mask anti vaxx and sorry to say racist hate.