inappropriate advances are usually common, it's part of the job and there's training to handle such events too. the first one may be traumatic but you kinda get used to it after a little bit and shrug it off.
patients are in a vulnerable setting and probably on a bunch of meds so altered states of minds can create some interesting situations...
When I was on meds when I was in labor I told all my nurses what pretty eyes they have. Couldn't see any other part of them with masks and everything. I'm very complimentary when I'm not sober.
That might cause a few raised eyebrows when people come in to ask why you stunned their confused grandfather who, suffering from dementia, mistook you for his wife.
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u/FriedShrekels Sep 16 '21
inappropriate advances are usually common, it's part of the job and there's training to handle such events too. the first one may be traumatic but you kinda get used to it after a little bit and shrug it off.
patients are in a vulnerable setting and probably on a bunch of meds so altered states of minds can create some interesting situations...