
LabMonster said:Black is terrible. Blues and greens are good - patients seem to expect those colors.
People with extrordinarily outgoing personalities do well with bright colors.
Darker is better IMO - so when you start sweating your ass off in a patient's room (kept at 85F) it's harder to see the sweat... 😉
Dr Rey does good work! 😛BrettBatchelor said:![]()
Only if I can look as "cool" as he does.
Medikit said:The student nurses at my hospital wear pink scrubs. Somehow it works.
BrettBatchelor said:I believe that one of the trauma units in Baltimore wears pink scrubs as well.
i havent seen truly pink scrubs but thats what fuschia was supposed to be (magenta?)DarkFark said:PINK, baby. Pink!
And yeah I'm male.... but theyre the only color scrubs I've ever worn.
and to answer your other question, I'm strait too.
Yup, that's the University of MD Shock Trauma Center. I volunteer there. According to reader's digest, its the greatest ER in the country.
Shredder said:i havent seen truly pink scrubs but thats what fuschia was supposed to be (magenta?)
sunnyjohn said:Dr Rey does good work! 😛
Do 'ya think his 'guns are real?
gujuDoc said:Yah but nurses and doctors are a whole different ball game.
Medikit said:Yeah, the topic doesn't really mention med school scrubs but the OP does in the body. I just wanted to mention how incredibly good looking solid pink scrubs can be even if scrubs aren't exactly the most flattering article of clothing.
it. said:oh riiiiiiiiiiigghhht. pink scrubs. he he giggity giggity GI-GUH-DI!
hey medikit, i lost my phone number, can i have yours? OH!
*in the background *: swing and a miss