We just had our uniform/dress policy revised and sent back out to all the staff (not an underwear issue, more a fleece and colors thing). I was reading it (really bored that night) and was surprised to find how specific it was. One thing it included was that appropriate underwear was required and that with white scrubs "neutral colored underwear" is a required aspect of the dress policy. We have no thong policy, yet. . .
I have three boys, 22 years old, 20 years old and almost 4 years old. So I know . . . . scrubs are thin, not like jeans . .what happens with the last few drops of urine when you pull up your scrubs? Walking around with a wet spot is not a good thing at work.
Well, that issue is easily solved using the "Toothpaste tube" model.
"Squeeze from the bottom and proceed to the top. Repeat as required" :)
don't ask....don't tell. i sure wouldn't want to know or see it rise on the job for that matter........as a patient or a staff member. don the undies dude.
Specializes in home & public health, med-surg, hospice.
Okay, back to the original question: My question is, is it necessary to wear some form of underwear when working in the nursing field?
When I was in school (the 1st time for my LVN - 12 yrs. ago) the uniform was white and the teachers required us to go through "panty-checks" which were random. They'd ask us to bend over and check us out for "proper undergarment attire."
Okay, back to the original question: My question is, is it necessary to wear some form of underwear when working in the nursing field?
When I was in school (the 1st time for my LVN - 12 yrs. ago) the uniform was white and the teachers required us to go through "panty-checks" which were random. They'd ask us to bend over and check us out for "proper undergarment attire."
Any of you ever have to do this?
Whaaaaaaat??????? Now THAT's kinky!:rotfl: I would have mooned them for that.:rotfl: Just kidding. But, I wouldn't have shown them my undies. Get real here!
My question is, is it necessary to wear some form of underwear when working in the nursing field?
I don't really understand your problem because, like, what is it you are afraid of or need to validate? Is this like keeping a secret and dying to tell?
canoehead, BSN, RN
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And ladies, don't wear thongs, because if you happen to bend over the whole world knows. It's too much information for some of our little old ladies.