Hygiene

conditions or practices that maintain health and prevent disease, especially through cleanliness.

• hygiene
• hand-washing
• body odor
• bathing or showering

is a personal choice and is not hygiene because it does not maintain health or prevent disease

• shaving
• washing
• breathing
• toothbrushing

smell from the body

• halitosis
• odor
• gingivitis
• stink

reduces the germs that can be spread through touch

• handwashing
• bathing
• shampoo
• deodorant

wash and lotion regularly, trim with clippers or small scissors, file

• skin care
• hair care
• nail care
• tooth care

largest organ in the body; protects from water and salts, cools the body; senses pressure, temperature, and pain; uses energy from sunlight to make vitamin D

• skin
• heart
• hair
• feet

caused by active oil glands that clog hair follicles

• acne
• gingivitis
• dry skin
• teenagers

removes dirt from your hair and scalp in between shampooing, helps spread natural oils down the hair shaft, increasing health

• brushing and combing
• shampoo
• conditioner
• washing

sticky film that builds up on teeth and leads to decay

• plaque
• tartar
• gingivitis
• halitosis

brush and use wash to kill bacteria, floss

• tooth care
• hair care
• eye care
• nose care