When I
was in a hospital as a patient, I had recovered to a condition in which I could
go to the restroom by myself. A nurse told me, “When you go to the restroom,
push the nurse call button and let us know. Even at midnight.”
By the
way, once I worked for a school for nurses as a teacher. My students were
working for a hospital. They were also studying in the school. Some of my
students complained to me, “I really hate the nurse call button, especially at midnight.”
I
remembered those words. Then I went to the restroom at midnight. But I did not
press the nurse call button.
The
next morning, the nurse scolded me angrily. I thought, Why are you mad at
me? I was on your side.
Actually,
my medical condition and my toilet activities had a strong connection. It
included important information. That was why the nurse was irritated.
I was
not a strict teacher. I should have scolded my students like this when I was a
teacher.
“You have to have dignity as a nurse. You should
not hate the nurse call button at midnight!”
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