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The LVN program that I attended required us students to wear royal blue scrub tops and white bottoms. The white pants were difficult to keep clean. I hated having to wear them during that time of the month.
The LPN-to-ASN bridge program required us students to wear maroon scrub tops and bottoms to our clinical rotations. This was much better for me.
We wear navy scrubs with white shoes, white lab coat (which I think I wore two or three times?), and a BIG patch on the shoulder, along with embroidering below our names (also embroidered) identifying us as students. I have seen multiple other schools showing up to the same clinical sites as us that have to wear the white scrubs, I think that's pretty standard.
Be thankful that its just white scrubs, back when I was in school we had to wear all white scrubs with an obnoxiously green SMOCK, yes smock, over the top. I saw current nursing students from there rotating through my hospital a little while back and they had nice green form fitting scrubs, they were lucky.
OnlinePersona, LPN
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Hi,
I am wondering if anyone else has to wear white scrubs? I get the whole purity, peace symbolization but I find it a bit nerve racking trying to keep this clean in a rotation. I mean come on, we around all types of bodily fluids..... other schools wear dark colors in my area and I'm jealous.....
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