moschika

wow. you make it look like I'm about to enter a combat zone! just kidding, sort-of i have clothes and shoes to wear. just thought it would be good to hear why the inconsistency. I get the reasons why scrubs with geris and why civilian clothes for most everyone else. thanks

the only one I can think of at the moment would be aikido. but you have to look at the different schools of aikido to find one that fits what you're looking for. I trained in aikido for about 10 years and it's up to us to counter a move or just deflect it.

so i'm about to start my first nursing gig at a psych facility and I was told we could wear either scrubs or civilian clothes. my question is, wouldn't consistency be an important consideration? I think it's strange it's an "either/or". I think it would be confusing if some staff were in scrubs while others weren't. how does that play out where you're at?

my A&P classes were separate. the anatomy labs were long. i think most of my class spent over 10 hours a week in anatomy lab looking at models, histology slides, cadavers, our own cadaver dissections and prosections (isolated chunks of human body parts/systems like a leg or head pulled out of a box or bucket). the physio labs were much shorter and less intense. we often times got out a little early depending on the lab and how fast we could run through them. btw, both classes were much harder and intense then chemistry.