Maybe many nurses also said: It doesn't matter, you can get the tattoo in a relatively hidden place. For example, the answer on this topic on the Internet has successfully aroused the editor's interest - "Can nurses get tattoos?"
The answers below are varied
@ Male nurse who hates green religion: I want to get a snake emblem tattooed, but I don’t know what people will think if it’s exposed... I’ll probably be considered mentally retarded.
@ Just do it in a hidden place. Don’t get tattooed on your arms or calves. Yeah, in the summer, the patient will be shocked when he sees it. Maybe the director of the nursing department will talk to you.
@Nightingale on the left, Clara Barton on the right.
@Practice brings true knowledge. During the internship, I bought a tattoo sticker to play with. The master would cry after seeing it, and the patient would be silent after seeing it.
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Some even showed off their "hidden" tattoos...
I have to say that everyone is very creative for tattoos.
In fact, what the editor wants to say today is, As nurses, you actually have natural "tattoos" ~ Have you discovered it?
✄ Tattoo 1: Calluses
From young nursing students who have been practicing for one year to senior nurses who have been working for decades, everyone has a few calluses on their hands, whether thin or thick. This cocoon is made by holding a syringe and dispensing medicine day by day and year by year.
I remember that during the injection, the patient would often praise, "Wow, your hands are so white!" Perhaps when colleagues saw this sentence, they would all sigh in their hearts, "It's whitening." They turned their palms over, and the other side of the white and tender hands was One or several hard calluses. The "princess" who used to have no fingers to touch the spring water in her family is now like this. Every time she touches the calluses on her palms, she feels unconsciously, but she doesn't feel sad because it is a symbol of pride and a testimony of saving lives and healing the wounded.
✄ Tattoo 2: Scar
"Ah, it hurts."
"Be careful, you should disinfect it first."
Nursing sisters are familiar with such words! It's heard everywhere at the nurse's station dispensing table.
Most of the medicinal liquids used clinically use glass ampoules, which need to be broken directly by hand to extract the medicinal liquid. Such ampoules have a small expansion coefficient, good heat resistance, and sufficient physical strength to withstand the pressure during autoclave sterilization. It produces a high pressure difference, has high chemical stability, does not change the pH value of the solution, has a low melting point and is easy to seal. However, defective ampoules or incorrect operations can cause the nipple or even the bottle to be broken when the ampoule is opened. , causing injuries to medical personnel.
Seeing this, I believe many nurses will open their palms and count their scars, which have different shapes. Crescent-shaped, centipede-shaped, and shuttle-shaped ones are already common. I once saw a teacher with a "Z" shape of Zorro's symbol on his hand.
These "tattoos" together with the nurses witness the patients' struggle against the disease and the miracle of life. This is the symbol of being a nurse and the exclusive "tattoo" of the angel in white.
People's Daily Online Weibo recently posted a message about "nurse's hands":
Weibo tells the story of a nurse who frequently washes her hands, comes into contact with various disinfectants, and does not apply hand cream, resulting in dry and cracked hands. Several photos of the nurses' hands were posted on Weibo at the same time, all of which were dry chapped :
After the Weibo was posted, it attracted the attention of netizens, especially nurses, and everyone left messages on Weibo saying "it's true."
@Ruifan6: Our nurses are all like this [black line][black line] taken now~
@半夏得 Sad: I am also a nurse, I also come to show off my hands~
@Less talk more Listen and work diligently: The hands of the operating room instrument nurse should be brushed at least four times a day, and at most ten times.
@ Cui doesn’t want to start school Rui: Wear two layers of gloves for a whole day. I don’t dare to apply hand cream because I’m afraid it will be greasy. I have to wash my hands after taking off the gloves. My hands are really dry [tears]
@ hurriedly those years and years : In order to wash your hands less, try not to drink water and go to the toilet less often.
@囧囧yu: I am also a nurse!
@ The old sheep who works hard and works hard: I am so dry that I am allergic, crying [tears] [tears]
@Y0Ya: [disappointment]
@37609597 Youran: Not to mention hand cream, I haven’t worn a wedding ring for so many years, and my nails No oil is allowed to be applied, no fingernails are allowed to be left on, in short, I have a pair of men’s hands [二ha][二哈][二哈]
@fairy-flavored little meow: The children’s infusion room drifted by, because the medicine was dispensed and the water was changed. Hand opening medicine bottle.
@梅小Mo5岁: I really don’t know how many times I wash my hands at the end of the day. I prepare a few bottles of hand cream every year, but I can’t use up one!
@It is said that you today: Share a pair of dry hands, the dry little nurse also wants tender hands [spread hands]
@yBrother Xiaoyu: A nurse who has just worked in the first year, these red cracks are one by one, and Those who wash their hands show off their "rough hands", which is sad!
There are many such dry and cracked hands among nurses. Compared with the delicate and smooth hands of people of the same age in many other professions, the difference is huge and heartbreaking!
If nothing else, I hope that society will know more about this profession.
