Here's the full section in case anyone else is interested (and too lazy to search the catalog
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"Proper dress attire is an important aspect of manipulation training in the
laboratory setting. The development of palpatory skills needed to diagnose and
treat problems of the musculoskeletal system requires dress attire to maximize
the ability to evaluate tissue texture changes, bony and soft tissue landmarks,
tenderness and range of motion. All students should wear loose fitting shirts and
short pants/scrubs/sweats/bathing suits (no spandex) to the laboratory to allow
easy access for palpation of body parts as determined by particular subject area of
each lab (for example, if the cervical spine is being examined, then regular street
clothes which allow complete access to the cervical area may be worn). To allow
maximal exposure of the back, female students should wear a sports bra or
bathing suit top under a loose fitting shirt. All students should keep their shirts
on unless being directly palpated. Improper attire includes items that might
impede palpatory and visual learning, including, but not limited to: denim, cutoffs, jewelry and belts. To help keep the tables clean and prevent tearing of the
covers, it is especially important that shoes not be worn while on the tables.
Scrubs may be worn in the lab with the caveats above. All scrubs should be in
good repair and clean."
KCUMB 2011-2012 University Catalog