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Hospital Dress Code for Medical Students

The document outlines dress regulations for male and female U.G. medical students while examining patients in hospitals. Male students must maintain well-groomed hair, wear a half-sleeved white coat, and avoid casual attire, while female students are required to keep hair neat, refrain from wearing sleeveless clothing, and avoid excessive jewelry. Both genders must wear a half-sleeved white coat with their college logo and adhere to hygiene standards by regularly washing their coats.

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Hospital Dress Code for Medical Students

The document outlines dress regulations for male and female U.G. medical students while examining patients in hospitals. Male students must maintain well-groomed hair, wear a half-sleeved white coat, and avoid casual attire, while female students are required to keep hair neat, refrain from wearing sleeveless clothing, and avoid excessive jewelry. Both genders must wear a half-sleeved white coat with their college logo and adhere to hygiene standards by regularly washing their coats.

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Dress Regulations in Hospitals for

U.G. Medical Students – (Male)

while examining patients

• Hair must be groomed well (Preferably oiled).

• Face must be neatly shaven.

• First button of the shirt must not be left open.

• Full or ¾ sleeve or sleeveless shirts should not be worn.

• No bracelets should be worn in the wrist. Rings can injure patients


and hence not permitted.

• No slippers should be worn. Only shoes are accepted.

• Jeans or Shorts or T-Shirt should not be worn.

• ½ sleeved White Coat (with their college Logo) should be worn inside
the college.

Dress Regulations in Hospitals for

U.G. Medical Students – (Female)

while examining patients

• Hair should not be left loose but should be well groomed (Preferably
oiled). (Hair in dissection hall / lab / and on patients in wards &
Surgery is a disaster).

• Sleeveless or ¾ Sleeve Shirts / Salwars should not be worn.


Jeans / Shorts / T-Shirts are prohibited.

• Too many bangles should not be worn.


• Flowers or Perfumes should not be worn.

• Anklets with bells should not be worn.

• Long nails with polish are not acceptable (This will injure the patient).
Mehendi’s on hands will look odd while examining patients and
hence not permitted.

• Pallus of Sarees and Dupattas of Churidhars should not be flowing.

• Shoes or Clogs which cover the toes are to be worn.

• ½ sleeved White Coat (with their college Logo) should be worn inside
the College.

• All this is to ensure that female students do not create the feeling that
they are women (while examining male patients).

Coat Regulations for

U.G. Medical Students – (Boys & Girls)

• All Under Graduates Medical Students must wear a WHITE COAT


(with their college Logo) inside the College and Hospital.

• The coat must be HALF SLEEVED ONLY. (Full sleeve coats will
hamper use of your elbows for dissection or in lab or wards). Hence coats
must expose the elbows.

• Coats must be washed and changed once in a week compulsorily on


Mondays. (Unclean and unwashed coats have been the source of cross
infection).
• All U.G.’s must have 3 coats in their possession. (Not Two). The 3rd coat
should be kept as a standby for use in times when the 2nd coat is delayed in
the laundry).

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