Nurses tell Jimmy Kimmel what they hate about their jobs

Late night talk show host Jimmy Kimmel put out a call to the nation’s nurses asking them to share what they hate most about their jobs — and nurses delivered.

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Answers varied from nurse to nurse, including everything from dealing with patients’ bodily fluids to dealing with patients’ families.

Highlights from the video responses include:

  • “Scrubs — they are not winter-month friendly.”
  • “Feeding a patient dinner and then seeing exactly what they ate a couple hours later in a different form.”
  • “When my patient’s family comes in and changes the TV station.”
  • “They don’t take their diet seriously, they don’t take their medication and they come in and wonder why they’re still having a problem.”
  • “Explosive diarrhea.”

See all the responses in the video below.

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