What is a nurse’s uniform?
Nurse uniform refers to the clothing worn by nurses, whose main function is to maintain hygiene and allow patients to identify nurses. Traditional nurse uniforms include coats, aprons, and nurse caps. There are many different styles of nurse uniforms, but basically they are still very easy to identify. The new version of nurse uniforms is no longer limited to the traditional monotone, and has all kinds of colors, patterns, and stripes.
The real nurse clothing should start in the Nightingale era, that is to say, nurse clothing came out in the 1860s. When Nightingale first created nurse clothing, it was based on the principle of “clean, tidy and easy to clean”. Although the styles are different, they are also similar. Since then, nursing schools around the world have followed suit. For example, the clothes of many nursing schools in the United States have their own characteristics and styles, and they require government registration. They are not allowed to imitate each other, and they are not allowed to wear nurse clothes on the street or go out. European restrictions on nurse uniforms are much looser.