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584K views · 7.5K reactions | Who here has made this phone call? 🙋‍♂️🙋‍♀️ #medicalhumor #nurseproblems #nurselifestyle #xraytech #XRaytechnician #nursesareheroes | Brickologyfb

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Who here has made this phone call? 🙋‍♂️🙋‍♀️ #medicalhumor #nurseproblems #nurselifestyle #xraytech #XRaytechnician #nursesareheroes.

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POSITIVE: more often than not, memes of nurses after a 12 hour shift portray the nurse as haggard which is not appealing. In this post, she does look tired which makes sense, but the AI image shows her happy and smiling. To me it says "nursing is hard, but when you find where you're meant to be, it's worth it"

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What AI thinks I look like after my 12 hour shift…

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POSITIVE: to me i feel like this is a positive post due to the fact that the right work environment and team can make or break a shift. when shit hits the fan you want to be able to trust who you are working with to help you through it now don't get me wrong nurse john looks wrecked in this video but he has his BF by his side to get him through his shift.

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32K reactions · 41 shares | Through full staffed and short staffed, through discharge and admission we will get through it together. #nurse #nurses #nurselife #nursehumor #nurseproblem #nursing #nursingschool #nursingstudent #nursejohnn | Nurse Johnn

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Through full staffed and short staffed, through discharge and admission we will get through it together. #nurse #nurses #nurselife #nursehumor #nurseproblem #nursing #nursingschool #nursingstudent...

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Positive: This meme shows, through the joy on his face, that we can accomplish a lot in a little time even being in charge when we follow our dreams of being a nurse.

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Negative. While this meme does represent the difficulty of nursing school, it also could have negative connotations to those that see it and push them away from the field. Nursing school is difficult, but that is intentional in order to create the most effective care. I believe that the compromises, long hours studying, and generally struggling will make us all better nurses in the long run.

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Positive: this video has a positive impact to the newly enrolled to nursing program. She emphasized four things to know before the program and been a better nurse.

1- Being organized is a success: that is how we gain the skill of prioritizing and organizing tasks in the field of nursing.

2- Experiencing doubt: Always asked myself is it the right path, off course since you had a dream for it, just pursue it.

3- Testing your limits!

I have never been so stressed in my life than being in this nursing program, that can foster you to a better nurse taker.

4- Is nursing school worth it?

That is why it is hard, like Casey mentioned " nursing is hard, but when you find where you are meant to be, it is worth it".

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4 Things I Wish I Would Have Known Before Starting Nursing School

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Negative: While nursing exams, and nursing school in general are very difficult, I think this post over exaggerates. I have absolutely struggled on exams, but this post suggests that they are impossible and nonsensical. I think it also mischaracterizes nursing instructors and cruel and unforgiving. Nursing school is difficult, no doubt, but when a profession holds so much responsibility, it is necessary to make sure its employees are intelligent and hard-working.

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Positive and Negative posting: I thought this was a funny meme that really shines a light on the amount of stress that new nurses and even nurses that have been working in the field. It is a very rewarding job, with the great people, patients and places that we could potentially work at and people we will work with. But...we all may look like Ethel here sometime sooner than we'd all like. Go Team

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Positive: I found this post positive because, as a new grad nurse, we are not going to know everything. This post shows that we should not be afraid to ask if we do not know something. It is better to ask than to risk doing something incorrectly.

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I see this as positive because almost everyone in the hospital or patients you care for are experiencing the worst day/days of their lives and are experiencing different types of pain, could use a pick me up from someone. Especially if it’s from their nurse

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Possitive. It shows that even though nursing is a tasking and demanding profession there is good that can come out of it. for example being excited and building good relationships with coworkers. 

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Positive: This video has a positive impact in the nursing profession. This showcase the meaningful aspects of nursing. It can motivate students and those considering the profession. This also demonstrate how empathy and attention to detail contribute to patient recovery and satisfaction. it also encourage current nurses to recognize and take pride in the vital role they play in healthcare.

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🙏🙌 Sending all of our appreciation to our nurses and nursing students, your career as a nurse is more impactful than you know! . . . #nurse #nurses #nursingschool

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🙏🙌 Sending all of our appreciation to our nurses and nursing students, your career as a nurse is more impactful than you know! . . . #nurse #nurses #nursingschool
♬ original sound - Nurse Mike @ SimpleNursing

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Negative: This short TikTok video depicts a nurse who goes through the workday and gradually loses empathy while dealing with frustrating patients, family members, and other work-related issues. While it is true that nurses deal with a lot on the job, I think the way this post is framed normalizes having a lack of empathy in nursing, something that is a core principle of being a good nurse.

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NEGATIVE: the meme references the stereotypical school nurse that only administers ice packs and bandaids. i think this only reinforces the said negative stereotype and diminishes/disrespects the vital role that school nurses play. amidst a nursing shortage that's partly due to inadequate recognition of their essential work, nurses (even school nurses) need more lauding and encouragement, not less!

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Positive: This reel shows the immediate benefit some nurses receive as a result of transitioning to night shift. Night shifts typically have a lower patient census, allowing nurses to dedicate more time and attention to each individual patient.

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Alex Kim on Instagram: "Night shift has taken years off my life #nursesofinstagram #nurse #nursingstudent #nurseproblems #nursehumor"

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5,289 likes, 26 comments - thatalexrn on June 5, 2025: "Night shift has taken years off my life #nursesofinstagram #nurse #nursingstudent #nurseproblems #nursehumor". 

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Positive: This shows a sense of humor in the fact that everyone starts out new and that report as a new student can be challenging with all the abbreviations. The person who made this video probably had experienced this and made it a comedy skit but didn’t make it out to be a negative light on nursing students. I think a video like this adds a positive effect on nursing due to it being a short laugh that everyone nurse or nursing student can relate to.

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Positive: This meme made me laugh because it honestly feels so relatable even during clinical. Patients get frustrated being NPO for a few hours, however nurses and nursing students barely get time to eat, drink water or even use the bathroom during long hour shifts. this meme shows one of the stressful yet realistic parts of health care that people outside of nursing do not always see. At the same time, it also shows how nurses still continue to care for patients even when they are tired or uncomfortable themselves. I think that humor like this helps nurses and nursing students relate to each other and cope with stress better.

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For my social media topic, I chose a video about nurse burned out. In my opinion, the video has positive impact nursing and also creating awareness of how should take proper care of themselves. The positive impact is that it raises awareness about the emotional and physical stress nurses experience in healthcare settings. It also helps people to understand that nurses work long hours, caring for critically ill patients, many patients in the units (1:10), standing for long hours and often experience exhaustion and mental stress. The video also encourages conversations about mental health (how they can care about their mental health), self-care (making it a priority), and the importance of supporting nurses in the workplace. Look at how radiant he was at the beginning of the shift, and how tired he was at the end of the shift. The difference is clear.

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Negative: This meme humorously highlights how understaffed nurses often skip meals because they are too busy caring for patients. It connects "intermittent fasting" to workplace stress rather than a healthy lifestyle choice, criticizing poor staffing ratios in healthcare. The joke works through exaggeration and relatable frustration many healthcare workers experience during demanding shifts. Additionally, the meme raises awareness about nurse burnout and the importance of providing healthcare workers with adequate support, rest breaks, and safer working conditions to ensure both employee well-being and quality patient care.

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unprofessional image of hospitalized patients and nursing care

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unprofessional image of hospitalized patients and nursing care

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NEGATIVE: I chose this meme because, in my opinion, it creates a negative and unprofessional image of hospitalized patients and nursing care. While the meme is intended to be humorous, it portrays the patient as careless and noncompliant, which can encourage judgment rather than compassion. Many patients struggle with chronic illness, addiction, or lifestyle-related conditions that require understanding and support, not ridicule. Nurses have an ethical responsibility to provide respectful, patient-centered care regardless of a patient’s choices or condition. Social media posts should reflect professionalism, empathy, and the core nursing values of dignity, advocacy, and compassionate care.

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Compression Socks and the Reality of a 12-Hour Nursing Shift.

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Compression Socks and the Reality of a 12-Hour Nursing Shift.

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POSITIVE: This meme provides a professional yet relatable representation of the physical and emotional demands associated with nursing practice. The comparison between the start and end of a shift highlights the endurance required of nurses who work long hours providing continuous patient care. It also brings attention to occupational challenges such as fatigue, muscle strain, and prolonged standing, which are common in healthcare settings. By humorously illustrating the importance of compression socks, the meme promotes awareness of self-care and wellness strategies that support nurses’ physical health. Overall, the post encourages recognition of the dedication, resilience, and commitment nurses demonstrate daily while maintaining compassionate and safe patient care despite demanding work conditions.

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Positive: I chose a TikTok about nursing school exam questions where it feels like two or three answers could all be correct. I think this portrays nursing in a positive light because it shows that nursing is not just about memorizing facts. Nurses have to think critically, prioritize patient needs, and choose the safest answer in different situations.

The video uses humor, but it also reflects a real challenge that nursing students face. NCLEX-style questions are designed to test clinical judgment, and many students struggle with choosing between answers that seem very similar. This helps show how much thought and decision-making goes into nursing education and preparing for patient care.

I think this type of content can help people better understand how challenging nursing school is and how much work goes into becoming a nurse. It also helps nursing students relate to each other and feel less alone when they are stressed about exams. Overall, even though the TikTok is funny, it shows that nursing requires strong critical-thinking skills and a lot of dedication.

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Nursing students really have it the worst #nursesoftiktok #nurselife #nursingschool #nursehumor #nursingstudent 

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Nursing students really have it the worst #nursesoftiktok #nurselife #nursingschool #nursehumor #nursingstudent
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This meme may be funny, but it also reflects the reality of nursing. Nurses often work long hours, manage stressful situations, and put the needs of their patients first. Even when they are tired or overwhelmed, they continue to provide compassionate care, support, and comfort to those who need it most. Their dedication, resilience, and positive attitude make a meaningful difference in the lives of patients and families every day.

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Positive: I chose a TikTok video post titled “They Run to Save the Lives of Strangers.” These clips are powerful because they reveal the raw, life-or-death reality that doctors and nurses face every day.

In the middle of chaos, fear, and heartbreak, they do not freeze—they run. Every second can mean the difference between life and death, and they carry that weight on their shoulders as they

race to save another human being. Their bravery is extraordinary, their compassion is endless, and their actions remind us that true heroes are not found in movies, but in hospital hallways where lives hang in the balance.

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Positive: this meme captures a stressful reality that many of us know all too well, but it also highlights the incredible resilience, adaptability, and grit of the employees who show up and deliver anyway. Facing a heavy workload with fewer hands is never easy, but it forces a team to communicate better, rely on one another, and find creative solutions on the fly. Getting through a challenging day like this ultimately proves your true value and dedication to the workplace. A massive shoutout to everyone stepping up, holding it down, and supporting their team through the chaos!!!

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This TikTok gives a negative view about the nursing profession because it shows the stress, emotional exhaustion, and toxic work environment that a lot of nurses deal with. Instead of showing nursing as a rewarding career, the video mostly focuses on how overwhelming the job can be and how much pressure nurses are under everyday. The creator’s expressions make it seem like they are frustrated, burned out, and unhappy with the working conditions.

One big negative theme in the TikTok is nurse burnout. Burnout happens when nurses deal with constant stress from long shifts, not enough staff, emotional fatigue, and demanding patients. The video makes it seem like nurses are overworked and unsupported, which can give viewers a bad impression of the profession. Content like this could even make some people not want to become nurses because it focuses more on the struggles instead of the positive things nurses do for patients and healthcare.

The TikTok also adds to some negative stereotypes about nursing culture, like healthcare workplaces being toxic or emotionally draining. These issues can affect job satisfaction, morale, patient safety, and make nurses want to leave their jobs. When nurses share these experiences online, it can really shape how people see the nursing profession.

Even though the video shows nursing in a negative way, it can still be helpful in some ways. It brings attention to real issues like burnout, stress, mental health, and the need for better support in the workplace. Talking about these problems could help healthcare organizations and nursing schools find better ways to support nurses and improve the work environment.

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This image reminds us of the strength and dedication of nurses. After a long 12-hour shift, many nurses go home with tired feet, headaches, and emotional exhaustion, yet they continue to show up and care for their patients with compassion and professionalism. The positive impact of this message is that it recognizes the hard work and sacrifices nurses make every day. It also encourages appreciation for the nursing profession and reminds nurses that their efforts truly make a difference in the lives of others.

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I think this meme could be viewed as both funny but also negative. It is funny because many nursing students and nurses can relate to being tired from working, studying, clinicals, and long hours from school. However, it can also be seen as unprofessional because it may give the impression that healthcare workers are caring for patients without enough sleep. Patients and families may view this as unsafe or careless. Social media posts connected to nursing should still reflect professionalism and patient safety, even when they are meant to be humorous.

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NEGATIVE: I think that calling these jobs “soft nursing” is simply wrong. There's an idea that “soft nursing” is just a ridiculously easy nursing job, but every job has its difficulties, and I think that videos like these create a false sense of what nursing is. Many new graduate RN’s will have to work bedside when they first start out, and thinking you’re immediately going to get into a high-paying “easy” position can cause burnout.

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Positive: This picture shows that nurses save people’s lives every day. Nurses do more than provide medical care—they offer comfort, support, encouragement, and hope to patients and families during difficult times. They advocate for patients, calm fears, ease pain, and stay beside people when they feel alone or scared. Nurses care for the whole person physically, emotionally, and mentally with compassion and kindness. Whether helping patients recover, supporting families, or comforting someone at the end of life, nurses make a meaningful difference through their dedication, empathy, and commitment to caring for others.

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Negative! I feel this meme presents a negative viewpoint because it celebrates family members “putting a patient in their place” rather than encouraging understanding and respectful communication. While healthcare workers can become frustrated when dealing with difficult situations, patients and families are often stressed, scared, or overwhelmed. Professionalism and empathy are important in nursing, even during challenging interactions. Although the meme is intended to be humorous, it could be interpreted as promoting conflict instead of collaboration between healthcare providers, patients, and their families.

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This student struggled in clinical site shows not effective learning outcome.Although she did what she supposed to do as a nurse.However we have no any information from the nurse on the unit.Her post effectively highlights patient advocacy, critical thinking, resilience, and professional growth, but it also contains emotional bias, limited clinical context, and a strong focus on personal conflict. The main lesson is that nurses should independently assess patients, prioritize safety, and remain professional when facing challenges.

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Negative: I think that this post shows how nurses are overburdened with so much responsibility that simple tasks can begin to be more complicated than they should. At the end of the day nurses are just humans as well. From memorizing tons of formulas, antidotes, and dosage calculations to counting on your fingers because your brain is too overloaded.

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#nursecomedy #foryoupage #healthcareworkerhumor #heathcarememes #nursetok
♬ Like a Prayer (Choir Version From “Deadpool & Wolverine”) - I'll Take You There Choir

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Positive Perspective: There is a longstanding stigma within nursing that the experienced nurses are often unwelcoming toward new graduates, commonly used in the phrase "nurses eat their young". This perception is frequently discussed on social media platforms like TikTok and can discourage individuals from pursuing a career in nursing due to concerns about workplace culture and treatment by fellow colleagues.

In this video, Nurse John presents a different perspective by portraying a seasoned nurse who serves as a mentor and advocate for newer nurses rather than contributing to a negative environment. I strongly believe this is an important message because it highlights the positive impact experienced nurses can have when they provide guidance, support, and encouragement. While the video uses humor, many viewers shared stories in the comments about positive experiences with nurses who fostered learning and professional growth rather than creating hostile work environments.

The video also touches on another aspect of workplace incivility, the disrespect that nurses may experience from other healthcare professionals. Social media often has discussions about nurses being treated poorly by physicians or other members of the healthcare team especially new graduate nurses. Nurse John emphasizes that physicians and nurses are colleagues working toward a common goal rather just existing in a superior-subordinate relationship. This to me reinforces the importance of mutual respect, collaboration, and professionalism among the members of the healthcare team.

Overall, this video demonstrates how kindness, mentorship, and respectful communication can contribute to a healthier workplace culture and help reduce incivility within the nursing profession.

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Professional Communication Between Nursing Staff and Physicians

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Professional Communication Between Nursing Staff and Physicians

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POSITIVE: This video shows two realities of the treatment of nursing staff by physicians, but ultimately ends on a positive note. Too often, nurses are used as the universal punching bags in a healthcare setting by patients, physicians, and management alike. However, explaining that a colleague was fired for the mistreatment of nursing staff and then continuing to show how collaboration and kindness foster a happier workplace environment and better patient care is extremely important.

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NurseAustin on Instagram: "I can’t believe this @nurse.johnn @nursestankk @tiaac._ #nurse #nursehumor #nursing #nurses #nurseproblems"

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56K likes, 418 comments - nurse_austin_ on May 26, 2026: "I can’t believe this @nurse.johnn @nursestankk @tiaac._ #nurse #nursehumor #nursing #nurses #nurseproblems". 

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Positive: The creator of this meme metaphors the nurse's cap as a "crown," conveying that it is not merely a component of a standard uniform, but a badge of honor earned through putting efforts on education, training, and clinical practice. This serves as both a self-encouragement, reminding oneself that the responsibilities of nursing require continuous and unremitting efforts, and a tribute to those in the profession, highlighting nursing as a career rooted in compassion, selflessness, and care for others. It suggests that every effort made to help patients is a way of "crowning" oneself. Although nurses no longer wear physical caps in today, this "crown" should always be worn in their hearts to guide the professional conduct and celebrate their contributions to society.

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Negative: This satirical post points out a flaw seen in a lot of hospitals of the harsh way patients are transferred from stretcher to bed or vice versa. It also shows that the technology to make it easier and safer for both the patient and workers exists, but is not commonly seen in the US.

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Mike Grajeda on Instagram: "How other countries transferred patients in the hospital versus how the US does it. #nursing #medicine #hospital"

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347K likes, 1,862 comments - mikegrajedajr on December 3, 2025: "How other countries transferred patients in the hospital versus how the US does it. #nursing #medicine #hospital". 

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Positive: This meme shows/demonstrates the importance of therapeutic communication and patient-centered care. This is a humorous situation that many nurses can relate to and it reminds us that taking time to listen to patients can help build trust. Meaningful conversations can make patients feel heard, safe, and supported.Therapeutic communication involves actively listening, showing empathy, using open-ended questions, and allowing patients to express their feelings and concerns without judgment. Even when nurses have demanding workloads, taking a few extra moments to communicate effectively can reduce patient anxiety. The humor in this meme reminds nurses that while conversations may sometimes delay tasks, they are often a valuable part of providing holistic and compassionate care

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POSITIVE: This TEDx talk has a positive impact on nursing because it challenges the misconception that nurses are “just nurses.” Dr. Albert highlights the leadership, critical thinking, compassion, and expertise required in the profession. The video promotes respect for nurses and educates the public about the essential role they play in improving patient outcomes and healthcare quality

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Just a Nurse? | Debra Albert, DNP, MBA, RN, NEA-BC | TEDxNYU Langone Health

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POSITIVE: I chose this Instagram reel because I think it has a positive impact on nursing students and new nurses. The video talks about normalizing “not knowing everything,” “crying after clinical,” “studying tired,” and “protecting your peace.” I always appreciate seeing posts like this because I tend to be very hard on myself while juggling multiple responsibilities at once, which I know many of us can relate to.

Soemtimes, nursing school can make it feel like we need to be perfect, know everything, never sound dumb, and always get the grades we want. I think content like this is important because it reminds us that struggling sometimes is normal and that we are all learning together. Nursing school and juggling life can be emotionally and mentally exhausting, and posts like this can help students like us feel less alone.

Nursing is my second career and I really love the camaraderie around the profession because there are so many nurses from so many different backgrounds! Social media really highlights that and lets us all come together!

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megan henry • nursing student & healthy living on Instagram: "tell me i’m not the only one!🫶🏼 #nursingstudent #nursingschool #studentnurse #futurern #nurseinprogress"

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megannhenryy on February 20, 2026: "tell me i’m not the only one!🫶🏼 #nursingstudent #nursingschool #studentnurse #futurern #nurseinprogress". 

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Negative (but also positive?): I believe this TikTok gives outsiders looking in a negative view on nursing due to the sheer amount of tasks that have to be done at one time, but when someone truly loves what they do and care about their patients, they find the way to make it all work. It may be stressful in the moment, but to a nurse and other medical professionals, they know how to get it all done in the most efficient way possible, even if it all feels overwhelming. Looking at this from the perspective of a nursing student, I know that the nurse is trying their best with what they're given and that is the most respectable part of it. There are a lot of things we cannot control in this field, but what we can control is the way we handle them.

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Positive: This meme has a positive impact on nursing, because it uses humor to show viewers the stress and challenges nurses experience in their daily work. The joke tells that nursing makes someone feel older than they actually are due to the physical, mental, and emotional demands. Many nurses and nursing students relate to this feeling, which creates a sense of understanding in the nursing field. At the same time, the meme brings attention to an important issue such as; nurse stress, and burnouts. Though this issue has been shown as a humor, it encourages conversations about workload, shortage of staffing, lack of self-care, and workplace wellness. Humor is greatly portrayed in today's social media and everyday conversations. It is often used as a coping mechanism in healthcare that allows individuals to express their thoughts and feelings about challenging situations. Many people prefer to share their experiences anonymously through memes and online posts. Memes like this can help nurses manage stress, connect with others who understand their experiences, and create a sense of community among healthcare professionals. Although humorous, these memes can also raise awareness about the realities of nursing, including burnout, emotional exhaustion, and workplace stress. I remember seeing a similar post like this on my feed when it was my first semester in nursing, and I could relate so much to this meme because of the stress I felt to pass classes, take care of patients during clinical, and learn to give a proper shift report. Memes are very funny is way because it's shows how relatable a nurse or nursing students life is in the hospital, and addressing this burnout issue is something that needs to be shown, discussed, and mention to improve in the coming days.

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Positive: I chose this video because I believe it has a positive impact on nursing. The video highlights the strong friendships and support systems that develop during nursing school. It shows how nursing students help each other through difficult experiences such as exams, return demonstrations, clinical rotations, and the stress of balancing school and personal responsibilities.

In my opinion, this type of content helps the public understand the hard work, dedication, and resilience required to become a nurse. It also reminds current nursing students that they are not alone in their struggles. Nursing can be challenging, but teamwork, encouragement, and emotional support from classmates can make a significant difference. This video promotes a positive image of nursing by emphasizing perseverance, collaboration, and professional growth.

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the girls who held each other together through every duty, breakdown, quiz, and “bahala na” during nursing school are finally graduating. 4 years of surviving return demos, sleepless nights, cramming, and emotional damage — somehow, none of us got left behind. we started as strangers trying to memorize drug computations and ended up becoming each other’s safe place. from “kaya pa ba?” to “RN na tayo soon,” we really made it through together 🤍 NEXT: 5/5 TOPNOTCHERS !!!! 🤞🏻

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the girls who held each other together through every duty, breakdown, quiz, and “bahala na” during nursing school are finally graduating. 4 years of surviving return demos, sleepless nights, cramming, and emotional damage — somehow, none of us got left behind. we started as strangers trying to memorize drug computations and ended up becoming each other’s safe place. from “kaya pa ba?” to “RN na tayo soon,” we really made it through together 🤍 NEXT: 5/5 TOPNOTCHERS !!!! 🤞🏻
♬ Saranggola - Ben&Ben

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I think this post shows nurses in a positive light. Not only does it show power in numbers, but it shows that the people you work with +40 hours a week really become more than "co-workers". Its important to find your people.

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WHEN NURSE GET THEIR FIRST CHECKUP IN YEARS

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WHEN NURSE GET THEIR FIRST CHECKUP IN YEARS

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NEGATIVE: I view this meme as negative because it highlights unhealthy habits that are common among nurses. The nurse in the meme admits to not exercising, not drinking enough water, and not getting enough sleep. While the meme is intended to be humorous, it reflects a serious issue in healthcare where nurses often neglect their own physical and mental well-being due to demanding work schedules and long hours. Poor self-care can lead to fatigue, stress, burnout, and decreased overall health. The meme serves as a reminder that healthcare professionals need to prioritize their own wellness so they can remain healthy and provide safe, effective care to their patients. Although presented as a joke, the message draws attention to the negative consequences of neglecting self-care.