New hospital gown design - page 2
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1Apr 10, '13 by umcRNWearing a hospital gown was one of the worst things for me being in the hospital, it "marked" me as a patient and I hated it! As soon as I was out of ICU and could get my own clothes on it was off!
Now the new fancy gown won't change that fact of course, I just didn't realize how big an impact wearing a gown would have on me1feistymama likes this. -
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0Apr 10, '13 by eatmysoxRNThose look nice. I hate snapping the snaps on the gowns. I'm pretty sure most of my patients consider me incompetent in that regard. -
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1Apr 11, '13 by VespertinasQuote from MBARNBSNIn the ICU, I always think that one day more things will be wireless and I'll recall the countless hours I spent untangling cordsAlso, it just dawned on me that one day we will be nurses who report to younger nurses that we used to have to hold the back of the gowns closed while steading the patient with one hand as we carried everything else to include pushing the IV poles with medications and pumps in the other. Just working as a nurse as technology improves is making us older!sapphire18 likes this. -
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1Apr 11, '13 by Bruce_WayneI see people commenting about the poly-blend, all of my scrubs are poly-blend is that why I get a little musky after a long shift? I think you have to use some sort of synthetic fiber for scrubs though because of wrinkles, and permeability. If you get something splashed on you, you want it to go no further than your first layer of scrubs.
For patients that need help scooting up in the bed, if they tie their gowns in the back-bottom, sometimes it pulls and chokes them when we pull them up in the bed. That's not good for patients and can even cause anxiety attacks, so when I sit somebody in the bed and their gown is tied I have the habit of undoing the bottom back tie.Nurse2BeInGA likes this. -
0Apr 11, '13 by 1feistymamaQuote from PalmHarborMomhahahahaha Guys do seem to be more carefree, don't they?Our male patients don't seem to care too much about flapping in the breeze but our women normally want more coverage. (could just be our hospital (VA hospital))
