Hospital uniform wear

Scrubs, comfortable and functional hospital uniforms.
Stethoscope, an essential tool for medical professionals.
Lab coat, to protect clothing and maintain hygiene.
Disposable gloves, for infection control during procedures.
Nurse cap, a traditional symbol of nursing profession.
Surgical mask, to prevent the spread of germs.
Protective eyewear, for safety during medical procedures.
Face shield, an added layer of protection for the face.
Shoe covers, to maintain a clean environment in the hospital.
ID badge, for identification and access control.
Compression socks, to improve circulation during long shifts.
Infrared thermometer, for non-contact temperature readings.
Pulse oximeter, to measure oxygen levels in the blood.
Blood pressure cuff, for checking patients’ blood pressure.
Penlight, for pupil examination and reflex testing.
Badge holder, to keep the ID visible and accessible.
Scissors, for cutting dressings and bandages.
Blood collection kit, to safely collect blood samples.
Disposable apron, for protection against spills and splashes.
Hand sanitizer, for hand hygiene in between patient interactions.
Utility belt, to carry essential medical tools.
Lanyard, to hold keys and access cards.
Utility watch, with essential medical timers and functions.
Tourniquet, for controlling bleeding during procedures.
Sphygmomanometer, for measuring blood pressure accurately.
Reflex hammer, for testing neurological responses.
Pen holder, to keep writing instruments handy.
Badge reel, for easy access to ID badges.
Personal protective equipment (PPE), including gowns, masks, and gloves.
Nurse’s watch, with a second hand for tracking vital signs.
Gait belt, for assisting patients during ambulation.
Clipboards, for organizing patient information and notes.
Face masks with clear panels, to aid communication with hearing-impaired patients.
IV pole, for holding intravenous bags and equipment.
Isolation gown, for protection during contagious patient care.
CPR mask, for providing respiratory protection during resuscitation.
Pocket organizer, for keeping small medical tools within reach.
Diagnostic penlight, with a pupil gauge for precise examinations.
Shoe clogs, comfortable and slip-resistant footwear for healthcare professionals.
Badge holder strap, for securing the ID badge around the neck.
Fanny pack, to carry small medical supplies during rounds.
Medication identification card, for quick reference to drug information.
Hemostats, for clamping blood vessels during surgery.
Disposable face shields, for single-use protection against splashes.
Medi-sleeves, for concealing medical devices on the arms.
Digital thermometer, for accurate temperature readings.
Medical scissors with a blunt tip, for safe wound care.
Pulse oximeter sensor cover, for hygienic monitoring.
Pedometer, for tracking the number of steps during shifts.
Scrub caps with adjustable ties, for a secure fit.
Disposable shoe covers, to reduce contamination in sterile areas.
Utility scissors with a built-in tape measure, for quick measurements.
Compression arm sleeves, for improving blood flow during IV therapy.
Stethoscope name tag, for easy identification.
Utility pouch, for carrying medical tools and personal items.
Protective gowns with fluid-resistant properties, for high-risk procedures.
Venipuncture arm boards, for stabilizing the arm during blood draws.
Medical identification bracelet, for alerting to allergies and conditions.
Disposable