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Personal Hygiene


a. Because of the close living quarters frequently found in an Army environment, personal hygiene is extremely important. Disease or illness can spread and rapidly affect an entire group.

b. Uncleanliness or disagreeable odors affect the morale of workmates. A daily bath or shower assists in preventing body odor and is necessary to maintain cleanliness. A bath or shower also aids in preventing common skin diseases. Medicated powders and deodorants help keep the skin dry. Special care of the feet is also important. You should wash your feet daily and keep them dry.














Index Index

General
Personal Hygiene
Diarrhea and Dysentery
Dental Hygiene
Drug (Substance) Abuse
Sexually Transmitted Diseases
First Aid For Heat Rash (or Prickly Heat)
First Aid For Contact Poisoning (Skin Rashes)
Care of the Feet
First Aid For Blisters
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