You go down to your local hospital. Stand in the hall and wait for that kid who is dressed in a uniform. When he/she stops to answer your question, take note that they are maybe 17 years old, haven't finished school and are living on dreams.

They are the floor's first line of defense. The rest of the crew are exhausted and cannot be found. Hospitals have played their staffing to tight for years. They do not have enough staff on a good day. The workers who work don't last long due to job hazards. They successfully kept the unions out by creating their own associations, slight of hands for the employees.

Now the admissions don't stop and the already short handed staff slap O2 on, start an IV and get papers signed.

The patient may not see another nurse for 12 hours.

Now come back and post what you see and think.

I can tell you who is delusional.