Re: Clothing issues/malfunctions.
I did an internship at iv infusion center after i graduated in order to get more experience with starting and managing ivs. I was loosing weight pretty rapidly (combination of working a lot and dieting/ exercising) and wasn't able to buy new scrubs until I got paid from my weekend job. So after losing almost 40 lbs my scrubs were hanging on me. well I started an iv on this middle aged gentleman, but couldn't get a flash back, so I got onto my knees with his hand in the dependant position (he was very dehidrated) and was able to get a flash finally. I was concentrating so hard on getting the iv in place when suddenly i hear him say in a very sultry voice "some one's got a tattoo." i looked up at him and he was staring right down my shirt smiling like a kid in a toy store. aparently the shirt was so oversized on me that he had a full view of my breasts (one of which has a tattoo on it). Boy did I turn red!
I also don't wear the snap front scrub tops anymore for this reason:
At 19 i started working as a CNA in my hometown's nursing home, and i was so happy after passing my boards that i went straight to walmart and bought 4 sets of scrubs, 2 of which the tops were snap front. I thought i could wear a tshirt with one of them on, open, or alone with them snapped closed if i felt like it. I started my new job the next day, squeezed past a little old lady in a wheelchair, but didn't realize that my shirt got caught on the wheelchair handle. i felt a draft and looked down, my whole shirt had been unsnapped down the front and i was staring at my lacy pink bra. needless to say, after that i only wore regular scrub tops, or used the snap front tops as short sleeved labcoats
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