Nurses CANNOT Eat Bao in the Hospital?! | #DailyKetchup EP389

Nurses cannot eat bao during their shifts? Creepy encounters in the hospital? How is work-life balance for a nurse in 2025?

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Cast:

Edited by:
Brian

00:00 Intro
01:09 Why did Reina decide to become a nurse?
02:16 Are nurses also patient advocates?
03:33 Can nurses have piercings & tattoos?
04:40 Do different uniform colors indicate different ranks?
06:14 Nurses can't eat bao during shifts?!
08:01 How does Reina deal with death?
09:29 Explanation of terminal lucidity
10:58 Why you should never say, "It's a quiet day"
12:04 Reina's interesting patient interactions
14:21 How can the public help nurses?
15:23 Dan & John guess medical terms
17:53 Is it easy to get a nursing job?
18:50 What is Reina's researching and innovating about?
20:47 Do nurses' working hours really suck?
22:27 Ghost encounters in the hospital
23:20 How can someone enroll to become a nurse?
24:54 Post-grad career paths & scholarships
26:15 Outro

[TheDailyKetchupPodcast]

Shoutout to all the nurses watching! What's one thing you wish more people understood about your job?

[michellelowmixue]

Reina was a great guest! Spoke so clearly and confidently! Thank you!

[yelenazaltana]

Thank you for inviting Reina. She spoke so well and busted so many myths/misconceptions about nursing. One of my top favourite episode so far.

[Ethelin]

10:14 the phenomenal is called 回光返照 or 'final radiance of setting sun' a short period of lucidity or energy surge right before someone died.

[chrischen]

Mad respect to nurses December 2024 admitted to NUH for 2 weeks … saw the hard work and dedication the nurses have … not forgetting most patients are elderly and high risk of falls which means most of the stuff like bathing, changing diapers or even simple things like eating your meals needs nurses/healthcare assistant to do it

All I can say is an experience that I encounter that 2 weeks .. you really need patience and passion to be in this line

[ani-travel]

Radiographer here. we don’t eat Bao too before shift because it always result in multiple trauma and stroke patients in A&E 😢😢😢

[simonlin]

Current batch of CCP student here! And yes, there are more to nursing than changing diapers and bathing our patient. We actually learn diseases, diagnosis, medical procedures and even medicine in school. But of course, we have higher emphasis on care management because nurses are the 1st point of contact in wards. As nursing is part of an multidisciplinary team, we are not segregagted by who is of higher order but what part to play so each patient has the best care possible.

[TheManabopo]

I know about code blue because when my toddler son was admitted to KK hospital. The bed beside him had a code blue incident. Everybody was rushing into the ward.

And the mum was crying hysterically. Thankfully the boy was revived.

[jaceeeee]

Next one: Special education teachers (:

[asdangerz]

FINALLY , been always supporting you guys, but hope there will be more episode like this to come.=)

[alvinkuo]

A great interview and the lady is very candid in her sharing.

[culinaryadvent]

Just FYI, the term to describe patients who suddenly become well again before their death is called 回光返照 （Hui Guang Fan Zhao)

[ohpivateluvgina]

Next interview scdf personnnel firefighter or paramedic

[zhiyuchua]

For 10:00 The term in Chinese is 回光反照, it happens to pets in the vet industry too

[ameliagoh]

This is what all our nurses want to say but couldn’t 🥲🥲🥲🥲 as a nurse myself I’m very happy to see this video 🎉🎉🎉

[angiemf]

Can you arrange for a chat with a presch educator

[stephenlim]

Please interview pri and sec sch teachers, PHV Drivers, Lalamove drivers. Thank you!

[emalejack]

This is call 回光返照 when a patient started to feel better before they pass on…….

[DestructiveMage]

The Bao thing is for all medical staff

[jiaxuangoh]

Please do early childhood teacher (like an actual teacher who is still in this industry) 😊