Nurse Blake Reveals The Craziest Thing He Has Seen In The Emergency Room | Elvis Duran Show 

When she said you don’t get an hour lunch? I died ☠️☠️☠️

He is a gem. It's so nice that we have someone to advocate for us. No break rooms, no lunch, but at the same time... we get that 1/2 hour taken from our pay. So much. Keep putting it out there.

When he said " we cry in the car" I love it. So true!

I am not a nurse but I have so much respect for them! I've been following Nurse Blake for quite some time. His spirit is so exuberant and he is such a funny, kind human. And easy on the eyes! He's just wonderful ❤️

Blake is our hero. We nurses develop that warped, funny sense of humor and he took that and turned it into something so special!He now has his own magazine ,wine and the NursesCon cruises, on land and on sea. He’s a gem.. Hospital nursing is stressful on many levels,laughter is the best medicine! Love you Blake.. You too Elvis.

I love his videos and his take on nursing. I love how she asked about the hour lunch.

“Nurses are funny in general”….we are!!!

he's so freakin adorable! 😊 what a wonderful gift to patients to have such an uplifting person to care for them. even if he weren't so funny, his voice is so pleasant and calming.

I love Nurse Blake! He says the funniest and truest things! Thank you for speaking up for us!!!! Thank you Elvis and fam. For making us laugh too.

This makes me so happy! My fav morning show and nurse Blake! What is a lunch? 😂😂😂😂 I felt that 😊

30 year hospice nurse here... LOVE THIS! 💕I'm currently doing 22 patients by myself. Since Covid, staffing sucks, but patient care is way down.

Love you being out there! You tell our story! RN for 24 years .. 18 in the ER! Night shift all the way!

Hey let’s give a shout out too Physician assistants as well !!!! I always feel like we’re always left in the dust :( we love you nurse Blake!!! And he can give some more recognition to us we would be so grateful

Lunch hour???? Hysterical. More like hiding behind a wall inhaling a sammy!

Nurse Blake is an icon. Found him in nursing school have been a big fan ever since. Keep talking about safe ratios!! It's why I left the hospital setting. Huge safety issue for patients and legal liability for nurses since they want to criminalize mistakes but not provide us the support for safe care.

Nurse Blake has paved the way for nurses to become celebrities! I love it…hope his show comes to Detroit soon.

Love the RTs!! They are literally our lungs

I e been a nurse for 18 years and can't believe I just discovered nurse Blake!!

Love nurse Blake!! He always makes you laugh!!❤❤❤

The best was "they don't give you an hour for lunch?!"

He's a doll! Being an RN he gets it!

20 years in nephrology nurse and love being a nurse

Nurse Blake makes us laugh AND advocate for our nursing profession. He is great! Loved "Happy Friday means absolutely nothing (to nurses)" How is it living with a critical care nurse? The other day my 4 year old daughter fell, so I asked her if she was okay and if she needed a bandaid. She replied "I don't need a bandaid mommy, I am not bleeding" And to Elvis and the whole morning show family I would like to say that I started listening to you guys when I started working the night shift for the second time, but in a location that was farther from my house. You guys keep me laughing and awake. Now I have a 1 hour and 20 minutes commute every morning after my night shift. I leave work exhausted and you are the ones that keep me awake and safe from any car accidents. Thank you!

I love nurse Blake. U work in a nursing home and we all love watching him. We can relate so much to him!!

Did he actually just compare working at a radio station with nursing during the pandemic?😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

As a PT we go through it too in a hospital. Love your humor

He is such a gem ❤ he seriously spreads so much happiness and his confidence just inspiring ❤

An HOUR lol 😂😂

An hour for lunch....🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Respiratory therapist keeps patients breathing...ty

I was just in the hospital for 5 days and I can attest, not one of my nurses ever took a break or lunch. I know because I had a lot of meds to take, a lot of them PRN, so I was pressing the call button a lot. I always heard, if they weren't available to me, where they were. It was a small hospital, with one floor for both regular patients and ICU patients so I could hear their voice and footsteps. And I was a CNA (yes, full moon craziness is real, i worked at a psychiatric facility and OMG, people be crazy(er) on full moons) at a nursing home and a patient "fired" me. A little 90 yr old woman who was a constant call light presser, and if no one showed up, she would start calling 'Help, Help'. Everyone knew this, nurses and CNAs alike. One day, it was super busy. New admits, people needing sponge baths, all sorts of things, so this little lady was in a huff and almost hysterical. Next day I go in and am told I've been taken off my regular hallway because this woman complained, and everyone knew there was nothing I could have done about it; I didn't ignore her. I went in her room a reasonable amount of times. I also have been the recipient of a 'pierwick' female catheter (a cath that is not put inside you). In nursing homes, (my mother was in one and had it) they call it "The Banana", lol. I love you Nurse Blake! FYI - I live 60 miles from Seattle but have been to Harborview many times (I've heard you worked there) to see specialists, have a minor procedure done, or just accompanying my mom there. All of the Harborview nurses, doctors, and staff are great!

he is soooo right!

Listening about the full moon is so funny! Well I worked a couple of weeks ago and not only was it a mega moon but also like 6 planets were aligned 😭

As one who has been in the hospital more than 20 times, I truly believe nurses need a lounge more than a doctor because they do more. They are the ones who interact with the patients, do the IV's, and respond to emergencies. I might see a doctor for 5 minutes daily, but nurses I see constantly. The best nurses are the ones I can pick on and they will just laugh. Oh, and just a bit of information. If you are in the hospital and your IV alarm goes off because your medication bag is empty, give it a couple of minutes. If a nurse doesn't respond, then hit the button and let them know. DO NOT KEEP PRESSING IT. A nurse will come. Sometimes a nurse has 15 patients because they are alone or one of 2 for the floor. And they do not always hear the alarm. The alarm is loud in the room, but if the nurse is on the opposite end, they will not hear it.

I heard this live today. I’m so happy that I got to see it. 💕

Med room or storage rooms! When you need a moment! The ability to hold a straight face until you get out of a pt room! Finding your partners in crime to vent laugh or cry! 24yr we are just a little twisted! Not everyone can talk about body functions and eat at the same time!

Listening to the first nurse talk and then seeing how people back then didn’t wanna wear masks or follow guidelines is heartbreaking

I might get a 30 minute lunch break during my 12 hour shift. I emphasize “might.” I once had a meeting with my manager and told her that because we were so short staffed I was unable to take lunch breaks because it would create an unsafe environment for the other nurses and my patients. Her response was for me to go in the break room and take my 30 minute lunch but bring my hospital issued phone with me in case I needed to be called for an emergency. I’m thinking how can I in good conscious do that? I worked in the ICU with very unstable patients who would not be watched by a nurse while I was on my break, because the nurses were so extremely busy with their own patients. Also, the 30 minute lunch break is deducted from my paycheck. I remember that at this hospital during this time it was expected and acceptable to clock out for your 30 minute lunch break, set a timer on your phone for 30 minutes and continue working then go back in 30 minutes and clock back in. My manager without saying that wanted me to do the same. I remember that since I was a new nurse, it was hard to go against the norm and I actually did that for quite a while until I wised up. If I am working during my 30 minute lunch I guarantee, I will get paid. This was pre-Covid and at a large hospital.

*cries in respiratory therapist who truly never gets any credit*

Love him!!

8 med/surge patients? I WISH I had only 8. 20 years ago when I worked on a combination neuro/uro/colorectal surgical unit (nights) we had 26 bed units with 2 RNs and a tech. 13 patients each. I only lasted 15 years there before going to long term and hospice care at the VA

We NEVER took ONE DAY off either. Was a nurse in a hospital but now phlebotomist for a lab. We didn’t take a day off either. When I was in the hospital we had no break’s really and we used to kid that we should just be catheritized each shift with a leg bag to pee.

A patient😮 came in ER for abdominal pain. Abdominal u/s showed a small ensure bottle in his colon. How did it go there? He would not say. Your guess is as good as mine

Nothing accidentally goes in the butt !

Hahahah you don’t get lunch ??

Do you want to speak to the doctor or the nurse that knows what's going on

Nurse Blake is great. These interviewers are immature.