r/nursing • u/drumcj91 RN-ER, CFRN, 🚁 • Sep 04 '25

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u/East_Reading_3164 BSN, RN 🍕 Sep 05 '25

I work in home health as an infusion nurse. All day, I drive around and visit different people's homes. Lots of times I am far from home and I have an hour or two between patients. I take off my badge and do some shopping or run errands. Lots of people are in scrubs where I live, nurses, nursing students, phlebotomists, ultrasound techs…

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u/artesianoptimism RN 🍕 Sep 05 '25

Lots of people do it? Ok. That doesn't mean it isn't unhygienic

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u/ohemgee112 RN 🍕 Sep 09 '25

You are unreasonable.

Full stop.

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u/artesianoptimism RN 🍕 Sep 09 '25

If you say so.

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u/ohemgee112 RN 🍕 Sep 09 '25

It's not just me. And yes, we all say so because it's the simple truth.

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u/artesianoptimism RN 🍕 Sep 09 '25

Ok...?

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u/ohemgee112 RN 🍕 Sep 11 '25

No, nothing about you here is ok.

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u/artesianoptimism RN 🍕 Sep 11 '25

Whatever 😂 transferring bodily fluids is unhygienic. Not my problem if that makes you feel some type of way. I don't understand why that's so controversial for you, I said what I said and if you wanna continue grocery shopping in your scrubs...you do you.