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The good news – I was accepted into my nursing BSN program for next semester!
The bad news – we have a required white dress which is as thin as cheap drape, and the hem hits 2 inches above my knee when standing. When sitting or bending, it rides up even higher.
The dress code calls for white hosiery – pantyhose or knee-highs. Knee-highs? !!! If this didn’t come from the manufacturer, I would think it could be something for Halloween! Eek!
Wow, I thought my white scrub top and pants were bad! A scrub dress is in no way practical in clinical.
I wore scrub dress and support hose through all my clinicals and now at work. Trust me, I have never traumatized a patient, co-worker or EMT while transferring, lifting or caring for a patient.
The length in the picture is impractical and a scrub dress as opposed to a shirtdress is a better option.
Meg_student
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I agree with what happens when you are taller. I am on the taller side too, - 5'8" and chunky hips which makes the hem move around on me. I had heard talk about females getting white pants like the guys, but that has not happened, and I have not heard as to why not.
We can't wear leggings specifically, but can wear hose.