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DIVA01 said:hey does anyone have a really nice doctor bag that they like? any recommendations? do i even need a doctor bag for third year to carry equipment/stuff in?
dont need a dr. bag..just a white coat with many pockets. if youre a female, a nice shoulder tote is convenient to keep books in but to stay professional looking
4424 said:DIVA01 said:if youre a female, a nice shoulder tote is convenient to keep books in but to stay professional looking
When I was on peds neuro, nobody wore white coats, so all of the male residents had little man-purses to carry their neurological tools around in.![]()
Anyway, pockets usually suffice. The only time I have ever brought a little bag is for when I needed the neuro toys: reflex hammer, tuning forks, toys to distract the kids, etc.
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4424 said:all of the male residents had little man-purses to carry their neurological tools around in.
It's not a purse! It's European!

KentW said:It's not a purse! It's European!![]()
That's a great episode.
My white coat's pockets were small and too shallow, but I couldn't be bothered to carry a bag of any kind around. You could always enlarge your pockets or add some.
DIVA01 said:hey does anyone have a really nice doctor bag that they like? any recommendations? do i even need a doctor bag for third year to carry equipment/stuff in?
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I only used my white coat to hold my stuff.
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