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PERSONAL HYGIENE

 

            Personal hygiene is important in every person's life. Many people do not understand what is meant by personal hygiene. Personal hygiene is defined as a system of principles or rules for preserving or promoting health. Therefore, personal hygiene not only deals with the cleanliness of a person but also his or her ability to stay in shape. Personal hygiene is not something to be taken for granted. Although some people do not have the means to keep a good personal hygiene, everyone should strive for the best possible hygiene available to them. People should strive for the best possible personal hygiene because common courtesy towards others, self-respect, and health reasons. .
             When a person enters a room, judgments are immediately made upon that person. If that person has a bad odor, bad breath, or torn attire his image is poorly perceived. If a person does not have acceptable personal hygiene, he is not portraying a good image of himself. In order for a person to acquire a successful job, family, and social life hygiene is needed. It is unpleasant for a person's co-workers to smell a terrible odor coming from a person that has poor hygiene. Another part of personal hygiene involves keeping good heath.
             Eating proper foods, exercising, and remaining clean are all aspects of personal hygiene. In order for a person to stay in shape, he must formulate a diet that works best for himself. Eating healthy food is not the only aspect of proper hygiene. A person must also exercise to stay in good shape. Many people believe by lifting weights they will stay in shape. This statement is not true. A person must have some form of cardio-vascular exercising if he wants to remain healthy. There are many forms of cardio-vascular exercising: running, swimming, and biking are all ways to burn fats and calories. In addition to burning fats, one must also increase the intake of protein and decrease the intake of sugars and fats.


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1. Personal Hygiene and Cleanliness

Personal hygiene and cleanliness is a very important part of life, inside and outside the military. ... This will greatly hinder the entire unit as a whole, and all of this is the direct result of a lack of personal hygiene and cleanliness. ... This is by far the easiest and the single most important aspect of personal hygiene and cleanliness. ... Now it is no secret that personal hygiene is a requirement to be socially acceptable. ... Personal hygiene and cleanliness is not a difficult task to complete. ...

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2. Concepts of Personal Hygiene

Maintaining a quality of life that is up to standards is a way to ensure that everyone will have a safe and healthy environment. We all have a role to play when it comes to keeping our rooms clean, and making sure we do our part maintaining the area that we have been assigned while we are at the academy. We were all told what was expected of us in the first week of the academy and it has been up to us to keep that standard, and look after our fellow class mates to keep everyone in the same mentality, and keep things at the cleanliness, and uniform that is expected of all of us. Uniformity has...

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3. annotated bibliography

Three hygienists give their first hand experiences in independent dental hygiene practice. Each hygienist runs a different type of practice and gives her reason for going into hygiene. ... The chapter provides a lot of detailed legal information and personal experiences that are helpful for someone considering independent dental hygiene practice. ... Many aspects of the independent dental hygiene practice are covered thoroughly such as start-up costs, services rendered, and personal benefits. The article gives a brief personal history of the hygienists' education, hygiene career exp...

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4. Motivation Theory

"Motivators create satisfaction by fulfilling individuals' needs for meaning and personal growth.""... If possible, set aside a locker or a personal space for each employee to keep belongings. If you place your employees in close quarters and no personal space, there will most likely be some tension among them. Before moving into motivators, remember that you must deal with hygiene factors first. ... So deal with the hygiene factors first, then move on to the motivators. ...

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5. Motivation

The hygiene factors, when absent or perceived as inadequate, can create dissatisfied employees; yet, when present, do not add to satisfaction or serve to motivate. ... Author Kenneth Van Sickle believes that the motivational theories represented by McGregor (Theory X, Theory Y) and Herzberg (Hygiene Seeker, Motivation Seeker) reflects two distinct personality types. ... McGregor's Theory X Characterization describes a similar person, as does Herzberg's Hygiene Seeker. ... Herzberg's Motivation Hygiene Theory Motivation Factors Sense of achievement Form of Recognition Qualitat...

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6. Current and Long-Term Effects of Smoking

These include damage to a person's hygiene, the bad smell that comes from smoking, and the actual cost of smoking cigarettes. ... It is bad for their hygiene. ... Since these effects are long term, most people won't even realize the damage that's done to their hygiene when they start smoking.The truth is that cigarette stains are very hard to remove from teeth, and it will probably end up costing a large amount of money to fix. ... It is terrible for health as well as personal hygiene. ...

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7. Norovirus Transmission in Residential Facilities

To understand the most effective way to prevent an outbreak of Norovirus in the Sunrise Nursing Home facility, you should first understand the way Norovirus can be transmitted, relevant precautions, such as the use of isolation, Personal Protective Equipment, and vigorous hand hygiene, that the health carer should take to prevent further transmission of the disease, and finally, specific care that would need to be given to people that have been infected with norovirus. ... Norovirus infection cannot be entirely prevented, however, there are measures that can be taken to minimise the impact ...

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8. Motivation,theories and principles

Hygiene factors are the dissatisfiers and are also known as maintenance factors for the most part. Hygiene factors are linked to job tasks, they include supervision, salary, company polices, peer pressure and working conditions. ... This is where I can motivate myself to believe, and work hard to reach my personal performance level. ... Herzbergs concentrates on two factors hygiene factors and motivation factors. As a student the hygiene factors that I face, may not be the same for an employee, where there hygiene factors concern with supervision, salary, company polices, peer pressure ...

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9. The Benefits of the Satisfied Employee

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