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Can I take a guess? Since men are hotter than us they tend to not wear jackets like we do that have all those pockets. Also, male scrubs tend to be very basic (unlike mine which have cargo pockets and pockets at every turn).
I assume they have alcohol preps, pens, penlights, calipers...all the stuff you need to be a nurse.
That's just my guess.
Can I take a guess? Since men are hotter than us they tend to not wear jackets like we do that have all those pockets. Also, male scrubs tend to be very basic (unlike mine which have cargo pockets and pockets at every turn).I assume they have alcohol preps, pens, penlights, calipers...all the stuff you need to be a nurse.
That's just my guess.
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Excellent guess!
Um ... because they won't let me wear my toolbelt to work?
Seriously though - my hospital has more than 100 guys working in nursing and I've never seen anyone with one of those things.
-S
I have a question for all you male nurses out there - and this is just out of pure curiousity. My coworkers and I (mostly women, I admit) were discussing this - WHY do male nurses wear fanny packs?There are probably some fanny-pack-totin' female nurses out there, but we have mainly noticed the guys.
Better yet, WHAT IS IN THEM? lol :)
It's a mystery to us gals.
They don't make those nice jackets like females have with all those pockets that match our scrubs. Only white lab coats and those are definately too hot to wear.
I don't see a lot of fanny packs (did you know fanny means lady parts in British/Aussie talk?) where I work, and I do see more females with them than guys. I do see those scrubs that have the pockets down the legs. Next time I'm going to get me some of those.
I have a school kids pencil box full of stuff that I keep nearby, rather than wear a fanny pack. What a guy carries in his fanny pack is guy stuff, no need for you to know. LOL
They don't make those nice jackets like females have with all those pockets that match our scrubs. Only white lab coats and those are definately too hot to wear.I don't see a lot of fanny packs (did you know fanny means lady parts in British/Aussie talk?) where I work, and I do see more females with them than guys. I do see those scrubs that have the pockets down the legs. Next time I'm going to get me some of those.
I have a school kids pencil box full of stuff that I keep nearby, rather than wear a fanny pack. What a guy carries in his fanny pack is guy stuff, no need for you to know. LOL
Here is the definition of fanny pack from Wikipedia, the free encyclodedia;
A fanny pack [also called, in the USA, a fag bag (offensive slang), belt bag, butt bag, waist bag, belly bag or bum bag (in UK or Australia) is an accessory often worn by travelers. It is a small pouch-like bag that ties or snaps around the wearer's waist & usually contains a zipper that ties or snaps around the wearer's waist and usually contains a zipper. In addition to travelers, Wrestlemania champion Hulk Hogan often wears a fanny pack. The name differs because in the US the "fanny" is the butt, while in Commonwealth countries the "fanny" is the Vulva.
BTW, here are my thoughts after reading the above definition;
Hmmm ... I think next time I put on a rectal bag (not personally) I'll start calling them fanny packs. I wonder if it will catch on ....
-S
:) That's hilarious. Careful with the term 'waist bag' though. If someone hears it as 'waste bag' then there's a potential association with an ostomy.
kstockdaleRN
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I have a question for all you male nurses out there - and this is just out of pure curiousity. My coworkers and I (mostly women, I admit) were discussing this - WHY do male nurses wear fanny packs?
There are probably some fanny-pack-totin' female nurses out there, but we have mainly noticed the guys.
Better yet, WHAT IS IN THEM? lol :)
It's a mystery to us gals.