Nurse! Nurse! My baby.

Nurse?

Nurse.

Nurse!

I'm sorry for the nurse. You keen on tennis?

She's my nurse. Come on. I won't tell them anything.

I'm a nurse.

Where's the nurse?

What trained nurse?

Where's your nurse?

Nurse the tooth.

You're a nurse.

(Nurse) Mrs McDowall.

On duty?

The nurse was there.

She is a nurse.

Tom was a nurse.

The nurse is ill.

The nurse stood there.

The trained nurse isn't.

Spoke severely to nurse.

She's a nurse. Right?

Come in, please, nurse.

Hey, nurse, come here!

I'm not a nurse.

You're not a nurse.

No, I'm a nurse.

Are you a nurse?

Not good, Comrade Nurse.

I'll call the nurse.

Nurse, where's Mr. Kanei?

Officer on Duty

Always on duty!

Not on duty.

We're going to do some open heart surgery. I was the only Brit, on a team of about nine American cardiac surgeons, cardiac nurse, intensive care nurse.

And she thought, You know, if I have a nutrition facts label on the side of a cereal box, why can't there be something that simple telling every new nurse who comes on duty, every new doctor, the basics about my husband's condition?

A nurse took my temperature.

Hurry, nurse, bring the vagina.

The nurse attended the patient.

His daughter is a nurse.

Her daughter is a nurse.

Her daughter is a nurse.

Their daughter is a nurse.

My sister is a nurse.

The nurse is not here.