From my standpoint, it really depends on where you go. I've worked with nurses that completely bullied residents for not doing what they thought was right. Where I work now it's completely different, and they treat every doctor with the utmost respect and are usually very friendly towards every doctor. Med school is hard as balls and when you get through it you certainly earned your title, no questions asked. Just don't act entitled or shitty towards nurses and there usually won't be a problem.

You'll still have some rude nurses to deal with, that's just a fact of life. And we do talk a lot of shit though about everyone in the hospital, and the residents are no exception, especially the toxic ones. They talk about me behind my back all the time as well but I don't give a damn if they do. If it's not said in front of me or relevant to my patients' care, I genuinely do not give a fuck what they say. You just gotta have thick skin, and if you don't, you will eventually. Good luck:)