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Re: Your Experience In The Hands Of Nigerian Nurses by Rooneyboy(m): 6:46pm On Jan 19, 2013 |
heykims: na ignorance wan kill u dude. What else do u expect wen u dont patronize specialists. for crying out loud, our federal hospitals are about the best one could get in this country, little did I know that they harbor loads of quacks. |
Re: Your Experience In The Hands Of Nigerian Nurses by Gracious10: 6:47pm On Jan 19, 2013 |
gsalvatore: I hate nurses cos they are wicked - in fact they can't help not being wicked,arrogant,suicidal and nutty sometimes. I mean these/some nurses were once nice babes till they got their white gown, that cardboard they wear as "Crown" and license to practice and they eventually turn into what they are not suppose to. I disagree with you in the case of a Nurse giving you information about a relative or friend. That is breech of confidentiality. Legally, its completely wrong..It's not in the hands of a nurse to give information about a clients care or progress. This information can be obtained from the primary physician and it can only be given to the next of kin or guardian except in cases of emergency where the Doc makes such decisions for the client. Somethings the public expects nurses to do is actually not in their scope of practice. |
Re: Your Experience In The Hands Of Nigerian Nurses by valicious1(m): 6:57pm On Jan 19, 2013 |
dedons: hwWetin u wan hear? |
Re: Your Experience In The Hands Of Nigerian Nurses by Litmus: 7:32pm On Jan 19, 2013 |
Why are people always trying to pass of these lies as truths? Nigerian people aren't generally rude, Nigerian people may be assertive and confident but they are also thoughtful and often the politest Africans you will meet. I haven't had a recent experience in Nigeria of Nigerian nurses but here in the UK, Africans hiding under the the Nigerian coverall can be very rude. In public transport,the African children who say sorry, if they impede on you,are invariably of Nigerian decent if you ask them where they come from. African children from other Nations can be very bush and uncouth. Nurses in Hospitals in England can be rude and uncaring sometimes. The rude once,if they are of African decent, are very rarely Nigerians.Unfortunately, people don't ask they just assume and casually interchange the term Africans and Nigerian. 2 Likes |
Re: Your Experience In The Hands Of Nigerian Nurses by Teegreat(m): 8:27pm On Jan 19, 2013 |
My experiences with the nurses had been very good, especially with the older nurses in federal hospital. |
Re: Your Experience In The Hands Of Nigerian Nurses by yungdamaz(m): 8:35pm On Jan 19, 2013 |
plendil: they are the sexisttot tis sexiest..*jx saying* |
Re: Your Experience In The Hands Of Nigerian Nurses by heykims(m): 10:51pm On Jan 19, 2013 |
OmolodMilkman93: in private hospitals do dey work leg to leg?private hospitals usually parade auxillary nurses, nd since most re established by medical docs, even employed registered nurses have to succumb to d order of their employers.... |
Re: Your Experience In The Hands Of Nigerian Nurses by ifyeky(m): 11:10pm On Jan 19, 2013 |
Aunty nurse: I'm a very lovely & caring nurse.. Majority of my patients can confirm it Wow! Dats luvly. Hope u r romantik too while administering drugs to ur patients especially 'male'? #just asking# |
Re: Your Experience In The Hands Of Nigerian Nurses by Promolysis(m): 11:30pm On Jan 19, 2013 |
Mayowura:pupu means fart |
Re: Your Experience In The Hands Of Nigerian Nurses by toygod2: 5:47am On Jan 20, 2013 |
f,,,, |
Re: Your Experience In The Hands Of Nigerian Nurses by areee(m): 7:16am On Jan 20, 2013 |
This reminds of my ND days at Fedpol Ede, there was this bully of a nurse. I have heard of her rudeness from my colleagues before, but lucky I don't fall sick often. As fate will have it, the school mgt subjected all students to medical examination that involved taking blood samples. Unfortunately I was directed to notorious nurse. As she inserted d string into my arm drawing blood she was talking at the same time her colleague in the lab, I was forced to asked her if blood is needed for other purpose since she wanted to filled the entire syringe. She lambasted me like no tomorrow claiming that I called her a witch (of which I did) 1 Like |
Re: Your Experience In The Hands Of Nigerian Nurses by Bigbums: 8:07am On Jan 20, 2013 |
Readers discretion is advised please. My mum had partial stroke and was admitted to LUTH. I was surprised by the display of high level of professionalism by one of the nurses. It happened that my mum was in serious pains and swollen tummy. The doctors couldn't really figure out the cause of the swollen tummy after several tests. One day one of the nurses noticed hard feaces coming out of her anus while taking care of her. She immediately called the attention of the doctor to it. It was the observation of the nurse that explained the the reason for the swolen tummy and excruciating pains. My mum has not been passing out faeces for up to two weeks or so, though she has been eating. I was with the nurse the day to evacuate the faeces. I was the one holding down my mum because the pain was too much for her and was really struggling with the nurse. The nurse was able to evacuate all the faeces after about an hour. My mum was greatly relieved after the evacuation. The swollen tummy dissapeared after few days. It was like a miracle. Because of the pains, she couldn't sleep for days without shouting in the night, but she slept well after the evacuation. All other patients in the ward testified to it the following day that she slept very well without the usual shouting. My mum was discharge about a month later to continue her treatment as an outpatient. I was really impressed by the actions of this nurse in the way she took care of my mum and can conclude that some kind hearted people are still in this country. No matter the situation they will give their best in whatever they do. They may be few but they definitely exist. That's my experience in the hand of a nigerian nurse and it is a good and a memorable one. I can never forget this experience in my life though I may not recall the name of the nurse. If all of us can emulate this woman. This country will be a better place for us all. 6 Likes |
Re: Your Experience In The Hands Of Nigerian Nurses by Silensa(m): 10:35am On Jan 20, 2013 |
i agree that some nurses are quake but that shouldnt be generalized. i have had an experience with some nurses and all i can say is that some are good while othrs are not. |
Re: Your Experience In The Hands Of Nigerian Nurses by theresechizoba(f): 10:52pm On Jan 20, 2013 |
Well there are still some good nurses who actually know the ethics of nursing cos I have met the good ones.I had such experience in secondary school.I was ill and was referred to the school sick bay(dats wat we called it then)there was this nurse who was always aggressive.and whenever a sick student behaves like she doesn't have stamina,we get to receive rain of yoruba abuses.I summoned the guts to ask her why she talks dat way to the sick,and her response was dat we students had a disgusting attitude to our wellbeing when sick,so she shouts at us so we cud fight the illness emotionally and bcome strong.hmmmmm,I wonder if such ethic exist in the nursing dictionary.trust dat I was positively eager to get well and leave the. Sick bay. |
Re: Your Experience In The Hands Of Nigerian Nurses by chessguru1(m): 11:08pm On Jan 20, 2013 |
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Re: Your Experience In The Hands Of Nigerian Nurses by AGgal(f): 11:47pm On Jan 20, 2013 |
Lagusta: Sad to say, a lot of nigerian nurses are bad, whether they are auxiliary nurses, Registered Nurses or have a bachelor's degree....No be only u doctors dat spark at dem. U only talk rudely to nurses who dnt knw wat they shld knw.Cos if u try sh*t wit me,i go run down ur lab coat. Talking abt nigerian nurses,not every nurse act d way u think. It happens in oda professions too,der's always d gud,d bad n d ugly. Shekina! Some patients r a bunch of temptation |
Re: Your Experience In The Hands Of Nigerian Nurses by cherriex(f): 12:03am On Jan 21, 2013 |
Iam also a student nurse from unimaid,and to be sincere a lot of nurses have bad characters and temparament,then before I got admission,I hate nurses cos of their harshness and I tot is part of the profession.bt now I knw better,d tempdrament nd harshnes all defy the ethics and xteristics of a good and professional nurse,that's d main reason we take courses in sociology-human behaviour nd environment and also psychology,all dis courses are taught so the nurse wl knw dat pple are diffrnt,comes frm diff envirnment,have diff cultures/beliefs,have diffrnt perceptions,hv diff coping abilities and problems,so care nd concern + logical reasonin can be used in attainin to patients wtout being harsh nd rash.abusive words are unprofessional and deserves punishment. 1 Like |
Re: Your Experience In The Hands Of Nigerian Nurses by Symphony007: 8:19am On Jan 21, 2013 |
Once i was in the waiting room of a hospital i went to see a friend in and all of a sudden a heavy row ensued between a man and a nurse. The reason, the nurse was giving the man injection on his buttocks and in fear the man fart on her face and the angry nurse slapped his naked buttocks and the quarel started. Who do you think was wrong? |
Re: Your Experience In The Hands Of Nigerian Nurses by Nobody: 9:02am On Jan 21, 2013 |
areee: This reminds of my ND days at Fedpol Ede, there was this bully of a nurse. I have heard of her rudeness from my colleagues before, but lucky I don't fall sick often. As fate will have it, the school mgt subjected all students to medical examination that involved taking blood samples. Unfortunately I was directed to notorious nurse. As she inserted d string into my arm drawing blood she was talking at the same time her colleague in the lab, I was forced to asked her if blood is needed for other purpose since she wanted to filled the entire syringe. She lambasted me like no tomorrow claiming that I called her a witch (of which I did) therese chizoba: Well there are still some good nurses who actually know the ethics of nursing cos I have met the good ones.I had such experience in secondary school.I was ill and was referred to the school sick bay(dats wat we called it then)there was this nurse who was always aggressive.and whenever a sick student behaves like she doesn't have stamina,we get to receive rain of yoruba abuses.I summoned the guts to ask her why she talks dat way to the sick,and her response was dat we students had a disgusting attitude to our wellbeing when sick,so she shouts at us so we cud fight the illness emotionally and bcome strong.hmmmmm,I wonder if such ethic exist in the nursing dictionary.trust dat I was positively eager to get well and leave the. Sick bay. I doubt the people referred to hear are professional nurses. Its even harder to believe a school will use a professional nurse at their sick bay. How Much do they pay thém? She will just run down their school. I know of a nurse who earns #500,000 per month at national health centre here. Then again....its not the job of a nurse to draw blood from patients. Those are definitely lab scientists who studied microbiology and the likés. You guys should stop calling everyone you see with needle nurses. Naija hospitals improvise nurses like anything.(why? I think probably cos it has employment opportunities everywhere...so they can be very expensive to employ. Nurses mouth are too wide) I overheard some people also calling these people who give immunization nurses. Lol smh. Naija people sha 2 Likes |
Re: Your Experience In The Hands Of Nigerian Nurses by AGgal(f): 12:51pm On Jan 21, 2013 |
Symphony007: Once i was in the waiting room of a hospital i went to see a friend in and all of a sudden a heavy row ensued between a man and a nurse. The reason, the nurse was giving the man injection on his buttocks and in fear the man fart on her face and the angry nurse slapped his naked buttocks and the quarel started. Who do you think was wrong?Eyaaaaaa! D nurse was wrong. She shld have just laughed over it instead of slapping d patient's bom bom |
Re: Your Experience In The Hands Of Nigerian Nurses by Symphony007: 2:39pm On Jan 21, 2013 |
AG.gal:thank you ma'am!! I also belive the nurse was wrong! |
Re: Your Experience In The Hands Of Nigerian Nurses by Nobody: 11:52pm On Jan 21, 2013 |
AG.gal:Thanks a bunch, u re blessed |
Re: Your Experience In The Hands Of Nigerian Nurses by AdexOmoby(f): 1:36pm On Jan 25, 2013 |
Prettychyna: am sure the hospital you went to is one of these private hospitals that use auxillaries/quack nurses.No professional nurse will behave like that.so for your own good,next time you go to that hospital,demand to see a real nurse not nurse Eliza.you have the right to know the qualification of the person attending to you,am sure if you meet a real nurse,you will see the difference.anybody that pass through school will appreciate the profession and will act professional not the illiterates some doctors train in other to maximize profit.U talk as dough u knw so much in this field, tell me...wat's ur experience ![]() |
Re: Your Experience In The Hands Of Nigerian Nurses by Prettychyna(f): 10:23pm On Jan 28, 2013 |
Queen xstar: In every profession, there're pros nd cons. Nursing nd medicine're different professions. There're ethics governing nursin profession, nd auxilary nurses dat are trained by doctors do't kno abt dat. In as much, some schooled nurses do't do well, there're very good ones nd I pray u'll meet them someday. Thks nd I sympathize.good |
Re: Your Experience In The Hands Of Nigerian Nurses by sisiafrika(f): 3:22pm On Jan 06, 2015 |
Symphony007:tell d truth, ur that man. |
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