What color was your student uniform?

Sonja · Oct 19, 2001

My current school uniform is any color as long as it is solid colors. Scrubs or dressier uniforms are acceptable. Need white dress Uniform for Graduation. Okay to wear white if we want to but isn't recommended as they are harder to keep looking white, especially if you get a patient that decides to spew blood or other body fluids on your uniform. Last one I wore was pastel pink. (I don't plan to wear white unless I absolutely have to.)

Considering what the rest of you had to or have to wear, I now consider myself lucky that although limited, at least I have a choice.

nograd · Oct 19, 2001

At my nursing school we are required to wear all white scrubs with a huge white apron/vest like thing that is navy blue with gargantuan pockets...

Where I work as an OB tech we are issued surgical pale blue scrubs, but often by the time I get there at 2300, they are out of my size and I end up going in the doc's lounge and getting the lovely seagreen surgical scrubs with NO POCKETS...

lvnmom · Oct 19, 2001

Boring and hard to keep clean! white with a school patch on the left sleeve..

NurseTami · Oct 19, 2001

LPN : Yes, the horrid blue-pin striped pinafore- it buttoned on the side; over white uniform of our choice.

RN: navy crub pants, white polo, navy warm up jacket, with the school patch on the sleeve.

Lucky us, previous ADN students wore a blazer type affair that looked to be very warm and uncomfortable!

Allison P · Oct 20, 2001

we wear white scrub pants with a white top. the top zips up the back, has a peter pan collar, and looks like it came from a maternity store. over that we wear a green apron with enormous pockets that get caught on everything. :eek:

Ted · Oct 20, 2001

White pants (men) or pants/skirt (women) with a very ugly green top that caused a lot of heated discussions between students and faculty. . .

I personally couldn't have cared less, except green clashes with my dirty-blonde hair and blue eyes. . .

:)

Ted Fiebke

P. S. I forgot that I wore a green scrup top for the photo that's displayed on this BB . . .hey I don't look so bad in green . . . just wish I lost a few pounds . . . but that's another discussion for another BB thread. . .

:)

Ted

MRed94 · Oct 20, 2001

White uniform with the ugly pale blue pin stripe pinafore that had a small band on the sides to button up.

The pockets, once you put things in them, invariably leaned to the side, and you ended up picking up your stuff off the floor at least 200 times a day.

And, God forbid, you walked by anything that had a handle sticking out, or a chart with the bulbs on the ends....You always got caught.

I hated that stupid pinafore.

Our ADN student uniforms are white, alas, but I will get Ma to make me some, and burn them after.

I normally wear white pants, gotta change that.

Usually wear a print top with huge pockets that Ma makes me, usually in a Noah's ark or Giraffe print. Giraffes are my favorite thing, and I have about a dozen diff ones.

Today, white pants, big jungle print with the giraffe right on the pockets.

:)

Marla

nur20 · Oct 20, 2001

A sickening blue and to this day i can't nail down what flavor of blue, No shape or form dress. How embarrased was i when a male classmate told me that my body was suppose to give it shape. Oh

tbearrn · Oct 20, 2001

My AD program uniform was a nasty looking white button down shirt with white pants and a navy blue "tabbord" (apron like thing) with the school patch on it and a white long lab coat witht the school patch for pre-clinical data collection. My BS program is all white, and we can wear a colored jacket if we want. Right after I finished my AD program, they changed the uniform to a navy blue scrub shirt with the school of nursing logo embroidered on it and white pants.

Last thing I wore to work--lilac pants, white T-shirt, lilac Winnie-the-Pooh jacket.

babynrse · Oct 20, 2001

OK. School uniforms were all white with a gray "smock". Kinda like what you might see the school cook wearing . Now that I am working, our uniforms are blue pants with a scrub top that has baby footprints on it.

babynrse · Oct 20, 2001

OK. School uniforms were all white with a gray "smock". Kinda like what you might see the school cook wearing . Now that I am working, our uniforms are blue pants with a scrub top that has baby footprints on it.

aimeee, BSN, RN · Oct 20, 2001

All white button down top and pants with no pockets (or if you preferred you could wear the all white dress) and a light blue pin striped apron with the two huge pockets. I did like those handy pockets. Knee length lab coat to be worn over top to and from clinicals and also over street clothes when we went to get our assignments the previous day.

Now I go dressy/casual--yesterday black pants, garnet turtleneck and black/white jacket.