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Nursing Uniforms Through History

Uniforms signify dedication andconservative manner. Graduate nurses
discipline. Nursing uniforms help createnormally wore white, and student nurses
the proper atmosphere in a hospital. Ifsometimes wore blue, pink or checked
the uniform is in a color that is not atuniforms, so that the two could be
all soothing, like blood-red ordistinguished by color. Nurses wore
fluorescent green, that could bother thecapes for outer wear, mostly navy blue
person who is being treated. Therefore,with red lining, embroidered with
a nursing uniform is designed tohospital initials.
consider the impact on the patientWith the advent of the '70s, hospitals
regarding his well-being and fastbegan to relax the rules and uniforms
recovery.were done away with. Now most nurses can
However, in recent days there has been achoose their own clothing, which in most
lot of debate on the topic. Thecases is a pantsuit or comfortable
complexities of nursing uniforms weresurgery "scrub suit." Hospital scrubs
reviewed and analyzed in an article inare usually made from a 65/35 polyester
the year 2002. If we look back at thecotton blend for durability, although
history of the nursing uniforms, wesome are made with 100% cotton to ensure
might get some interesting facts: asmaximum comfort. These run the risk of
early as the 1800s, the nursing uniformshrinking and fading after washing,
represented the 'state of the art'however. One can find unisex medical
protection for the 'visiting nurse'. Itscrubs also that are meant for both men
was popularly called the 'fever proofand women.
uniform' and it covered most of theDifferent hospitals follow different
body- but the nurse never wore anyattire policies. In some hospitals, you
gloves or mask.are free to choose your own colors and
Nursing uniforms have witnessed a greatstyles. Some will provide you scrubs to
evolution during the last century or so.be worn on the premises only (washed
In the first two decades of the 20thdaily and reused). And some will
century, a nurse's uniform usually waspurchase scrubs for you. The final
an ankle-length dress with detachabledecision usually rests with the
collar and neck. The front of the dressauthorities, though your views may not
was covered by a massive starched apronbe ignored altogether. Some hospitals
and a cap, resembling a mushroom,insist on a blue-scrubs-only policy in
announced her professional identity.the operating room, in order to prevent
In the course of the next few decades,patients from getting infected. One
the uniforms underwent a huge change:should also remember that wearing a tee
the starched aprons were given ashirt underneath one's scrub, if it
farewell, and hems and sleeves were cutextends beyond the scrub, can increase
short. The styles often reflected thechances of infection.
mode of the time, albeit in a



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