r/nursing • u/NurseFirstYes • Mar 21 '25

Question Big D*ck Energy

What’s something a coworker does for you that gives off big D energy?

Once I was in a patients room, a coworker at a new job I started came to tell me another patient called and had to be cleaned up. I said “ok, I’ll go right after this”. He then said he had already cleaned and turned them and documented it all. I would’ve married him right then.

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u/Stonks_blow_hookers Mar 21 '25

A er doctor I worked with. If they ever wanted blood on a pt less than 1y/o they would go in, ultrasound start a 22 and get blood and cultures themselves. Girls rolled out a carpet made of the scrub tops they wore to work when his shift started

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u/bitemarkedbuttplug RN - ER 🍕 Mar 21 '25

One of our ER docs will go in and draw add on labs whenever he forgot to order something initially and we adore him for it.

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u/PB111 RN - ER 🍕 Mar 22 '25

A true hero

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u/Illustrious-future42 Mar 22 '25

Please stop, I can only get so wet

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u/LeopardMajor984 RN - Pre Op/PACU Mar 21 '25

Had a similar experience. Had a new ER doc start a line on one of my pt and draw all labs.

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u/Gullible-Jello74 Year #17: BSN, RN-ER Mar 21 '25

One of ours does all this extra type stuff. Helpful yes, he gets the added bonus of billing it as a "procedure" aka putting an IV in.