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When I had to wear scrub tops as a paramedic in a clinic I tucked my scrub tops in, but only because I wore EMS pants (cargo style pants) and thought it looked better that way.
Now that I wear scrub tops and bottoms, I do not tuck them in, but then again I have the 3 pocket scrubs, so those would look funny tucked in.
I wear hospital issue scrubs from the OR to work in the ICU. The scrub tops we get tend to be long so I do wear them tucked in. If I didn't the seam would be hanging midway between my waist and my knees. I don't know if it looks professional but these scrubs are worn by residents, fellows, OR nurses, NP's, PA's and most males do tuck the top in. The male RN's wear store bought scrubs that are well fitted and look great tucked out.
Definitely scrubs gives a professional look; in every hospital or medical care center we have found the use of scrubs which helps to recognize the health care professional very easily. Personally we detect a health care professional from his or her dress code and scrubs is specially design for medical professionals.
Definitely scrubs gives a professional look; in every hospital or medical care center we have found the use of scrubs which helps to recognize the health care professional very easily. Personally we detect a health care professional from his or her dress code and scrubs is specially design for medical professionals.
Whatchoo mean "we"? Looks like it was lifted. As a student you should be aware that cutting/pasting someone else's work without a citation is plagiarism.
And I disagree that scrubs give a professional look. These days so many people wear scrubs that it really doesn't tell you anything.
uwaRN13
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For all you male nurses out there, I was wondering if any of you wear your scrubs tucked in? Personally I think it looks professional. I really haven't seen many male nurses that wear their scrubs tucked in. The only area I have really seen wear nurses tuck-in their scrubs is the O.R.