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I just thought I throw a silly question out there to all you hard- working nursing students. I go to Metro Tech in OKC, our scrubs are khaki.
Yes, I said KHAKI. I didn't know that there was a such thing as khaki srubs. LOL:wink2:
The colors I inherited from a previous job where we even had certain colors for certain days. Funny, but I rather like the khaki, just not too wild about teal.
Hey Agatha,
I trade you the opportunity to wear khaki scrubs if I can wear teal! I guess it depends on the teal, I have reddish/auburn hair with green eyes and I've always loved the way that teal looks on me. Personally, khaki makes my skin look too washed out. Fortunately, at this time I don't have to wear the khaki, I just wear a yellow isolation gown over my navy blue scrubs. It's hot, but usually I'm not working there to long and I can always pull up my sleeves.
I don't necessarily think that khaki is bad. I just wouldn't want to be forced to wear it as my uniform. Last year I was trying to find some scrubs when I was doing phlebotomy and tried on a khaki set. I couldn't decide if I was dressed for a safari or headed into the medical field! Khaki just isn't a nice color on me - makes me look even more pale than I already am! If you like it, then stick with it baby!
I agree with you, Lana. It's not a bad color, as long as I don't have to wear it close to my face. And you are absolutely right, it looks like one is going on a safari if you wear it. If I could legally pair it up and wear a top that goes with it, that would be OK, but as I said, I look too washed out in it.
And "smurf tones" is a good description for royal blue. That cracked me up. Royal blue is not a bad color at all. I wear navy all the time, but it's hard to hide the dog fur in it; he wants a "hug" before I leave, and this is the time of year in which he's shedding his coat. Ack. I love my doggie, but yellow lab fur (he's a husky/lab mix), navy blue scrubs, plus shedding doggie doesn't not exactly work well. :) One day I'll get a picture of him in my avatar if I can get a cute close up, so people can actually see him!
TCC RN program- Royal blue! Not too shabby :)
Now, this is something to look forward to... is it a solid color or can you wear a different top? However, I betcha as a nursing program it's probably solid bottoms and tops.
I worked very briefly at one CNA job and I bought a very pretty top to go with white scrub pants. It had a few colors of blue in it, the primary being a cornflower blue, with some navy and specks of gold in iit. I'd love to get the chance to wear it again, and hopefully I will. :)
Now, this is something to look forward to... is it a solid color or can you wear a different top? However, I betcha as a nursing program it's probably solid bottoms and tops.I worked very briefly at one CNA job and I bought a very pretty top to go with white scrub pants. It had a few colors of blue in it, the primary being a cornflower blue, with some navy and specks of gold in iit. I'd love to get the chance to wear it again, and hopefully I will. :)
No they have to be solid tops and bottoms with white shoes.
I feel your pain!! I am entering into a Dental Hygiene program this fall, and because we have men in our class this year, the program decided that khaki was the best option for gender neutral scrubs!! I about DIED!! The class before us in the same building is Ceil Blue...now correct me if I'm wrong, but wouldn't a nice navy blue or something been a MUCH better gender neutral color that would also compliment the other class!! I agree with everyone who has talked about the safari feel..I would even go as far as to say we will look like army troops!!
And I know, I know, it might seem strange that I'm a Dental Hygiene student on an all nurse network, but this site roxx!! Us DHG girls and nurses share a lot of similarities believe it or not!! =] =]
Sonn
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Only one colour available in Oz..baby blue.