how is a nurses role normally stereotyped?

Question

how is a nurses role normally stereotyped?

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Answer 1

Being friendly to patients

Answer 2

A nurse is a kind angel who is called to nursing as a vocation. She cares deeply about her patient's well-being and is anxious that they are looked after, clean and fed.

Very often she is single and pretty and is on the look out for a doctor to marry.

The nurses who stay in the profession and climb the ladder of promotion are often unmarried women who have devoted their lives to their work.

Student nurses like to party-hearty.

All sterotypes I am sure you will agree

Answer 3

A 'nurse' is a young, pretty single woman who smoothes fevered brows, holds hands, and gives baths. As you may know, this is crap! I know lots of men who are nurses, and none of them are gay, either. Likewise, I know plenty of nurses who are middle-aged and up, married or single, every race and every culture. Nurses do way more than give baths. They give meds, do procedures like catheters and dressing changes, do checkups, teach, sit on committees and make policies.

Answer 4

Most nurses are women.. When you see a male nurse, it goes against your typical stereotype that only woment can be nurses

Answer 5

A ministering angel when you come round from an operation and they can reassure you and give you that wonderful first cup if tea.

Answer 6

women mainly, long hours, the first person that gets to know the patient when they get to the hospital.

Answer 7

Well a woman, not hard working, mean to patients, long hours.

Answer 8

that only women are nurses

Answer 9

Overworked and underpaid

Answer 10

passive. sexual object. pill-passing nurse bot.