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This document discusses different humorous aspects of nursing through various sections. It explores the lighter side of nurses at work, the interactions between doctors and nurses, the nursing alphabet, life as a student nurse, nurses' social lives, caring for funny patients, and resources for more nursing humor. The overall tone is lighthearted as it seeks to find the fun within the serious profession of nursing.
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- 44. RN social life RN social life RN social life RN social life RN social life RN social life RN social life RN social life Nurses’ Social Life
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