How Medical Scrubs Came About
It has been shown that surgeries were practiced in ancient civilizations. What began as a rather barbaric way of treating injuries, has evolved into the vast amount of knowledge known to man. This knowledge has led to the use of medical scrubs and the purpose they served in the world of medicine and especially surgery.
Those a knowledge of history know that physicians used to perform procedures wearing nothing more than their street clothes. A lot of clothing was lost to bodily fluids that spattered onto the clothes of the physician and the 19th century brought about the use of aprons for the purpose of protecting clothes. During this same period, it became known that many patients died not due to their illness but rather the bacteria that was passed from physician to patient. The importance of sterility was adapted.
The earliest of uniforms were rather [censored] bersome and not very attractive, but did serve the purpose for what they were intended. It acted as a form of protection for doctors, nurses, and patients alike. All uniforms were made from white most likely because it was the color that stood for cleanliness and sterility. Still, even white had its drawbacks. It caused not only eyestrain and fatigue but the sight of blood against the stark white was not in the least attractive.
Today, the idea of medical scrubs have come a long way. They are not only functional but comfortable. Although mostly green scrubs are used in the operating suite, in other areas of the medical field, the sky is the limit. The change is trendy and dramatic and everyone enjoys them.
As well as being attractive, the medical wear of today is even available with anti-microbial properties. It is a great aid in protecting both the patient and the professional from being contaminated with bacteria. The ones worn today supply the utmost in fashion and comfort, while supplying a great need in regard to sterility.
Not all scrubs are treated in this manner as they are not generally needed in every area of office or hospital care. The new patterns are designed for a great fit that eliminates bagging and gaping. They have been designed for the tall woman as well as the petite person, and others are styled to fit the frame of men.
Shopping for scrubs has become pure joy as the selection is so varied. Colors and prints abound and suit every possible taste. The traditional vee neck is still available but also is the square and fitted necklines for women, and mesh has been added to the vee neck for the male.
Gone are the days of the stark whites that seemed to instill the threat of painful procedures. Today's medical scrubs have evolved into a uniform that is graphically adorned with every possible number of prints or characters. What used to only be worm in a hospital setting can now be worn as street wear. The individual personality of each medical professional is allowed to be seen by all.
Wuhan Kinglong Protective Products Co.,Ltd
www.wuhankinglong.com
Those a knowledge of history know that physicians used to perform procedures wearing nothing more than their street clothes. A lot of clothing was lost to bodily fluids that spattered onto the clothes of the physician and the 19th century brought about the use of aprons for the purpose of protecting clothes. During this same period, it became known that many patients died not due to their illness but rather the bacteria that was passed from physician to patient. The importance of sterility was adapted.
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The earliest of uniforms were rather [censored] bersome and not very attractive, but did serve the purpose for what they were intended. It acted as a form of protection for doctors, nurses, and patients alike. All uniforms were made from white most likely because it was the color that stood for cleanliness and sterility. Still, even white had its drawbacks. It caused not only eyestrain and fatigue but the sight of blood against the stark white was not in the least attractive.
Today, the idea of medical scrubs have come a long way. They are not only functional but comfortable. Although mostly green scrubs are used in the operating suite, in other areas of the medical field, the sky is the limit. The change is trendy and dramatic and everyone enjoys them.
As well as being attractive, the medical wear of today is even available with anti-microbial properties. It is a great aid in protecting both the patient and the professional from being contaminated with bacteria. The ones worn today supply the utmost in fashion and comfort, while supplying a great need in regard to sterility.
Not all scrubs are treated in this manner as they are not generally needed in every area of office or hospital care. The new patterns are designed for a great fit that eliminates bagging and gaping. They have been designed for the tall woman as well as the petite person, and others are styled to fit the frame of men.
Shopping for scrubs has become pure joy as the selection is so varied. Colors and prints abound and suit every possible taste. The traditional vee neck is still available but also is the square and fitted necklines for women, and mesh has been added to the vee neck for the male.
Gone are the days of the stark whites that seemed to instill the threat of painful procedures. Today's medical scrubs have evolved into a uniform that is graphically adorned with every possible number of prints or characters. What used to only be worm in a hospital setting can now be worn as street wear. The individual personality of each medical professional is allowed to be seen by all.
Wuhan Kinglong Protective Products Co.,Ltd
www.wuhankinglong.com
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