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Labcoat?

Hey guys,

Can a nurse where a labcoat?

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Did you go to Lamar University in Texas, Beacause That is exactly how it was.....thanks for the reply

Did you go to Lamar University in Texas, Beacause That is exactly how it was.....thanks for the reply

If you are asking me that, no. Not me.

I wore one, once. I was getting towards the end of my pregnancy and NOTHING fit me. :lol2: I wore solid color maternity Tee shirts so I didn't have to buy new scrub tops. I did not want to go out and buy new jackets to wear for only a month or so, so I picked up whatever I could find that fit me at a thrift shop. I found a white Lab coat that fit. The maintenance man accussed me of trying to be a doctor wanna-be. :angryfire Im not really sure if he was joking or not. I did not wear it afterwards. I am far from the pretentious type.

Just an interesting tidbit. In the LTC facility I used to work at, CNAs were not allowed to wear white *at all*, lest we be mistaken for RNs, though I did encounter one CNA that had been working there for awhile that was wearing a white labcoat.. I guess that rule was more of a 'tell you now so you won't, but won't bug you if you decide to anyway' kind of thing, sort of like the no-cell-phones rule. Anyway, that's just for us CNAs, RNs were allowed and some did.

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