Freshen Up
Brush Teeth
Skin & Nails
Fresh or Funky
This or That
100

You shower every day but still notice body odor by the end of the day. Name two things you could check or change

Make sure you're washing your body in the shower, change clothes/underwear, wash clothes regularly, or talk to a healthcare provider if the odor is unusual or new.

100

How many times a day should you generally brush your teeth?

Two times 

100

Why shouldn't you share toothbrushes or razors with another person?

They can spread germs and infections.

100

You wore a T-shirt for two hours, didn't sweat, and it still looks and smells clean. Does it automatically need to be washed?

Not necessarily. It depends on the clothing, activity, and whether it's dirty or has an odor.

100

Which is better for your teeth?

A: Brush your teeth for about 2 minutes, twice a day
B: Brush really hard for 30 seconds once a day

Answer: A — Brush for about 2 minutes, twice a day.

200

You finish exercising and are sweaty. What should you do before putting on your regular clothes?

Shower or wash off the sweat and change into clean clothes.

200

You brush your teeth twice a day but never clean between your teeth. What's missing from your routine?

Flossing

200

Your skin is very dry after showering. Name two things you could try.

Use lukewarm rather than very hot water, take shorter showers, use gentle soap, and apply moisturizer afterward.

200

You exercised in your favorite shirt and it's noticeably sweaty. What should you do?

Change into clean clothes and wash the sweaty shirt.

200

Which is better after washing your feet?

 🅰️ Dry carefully between your toes
🅱️ Put socks on while your feet are still wet

A

300

You have 10 minutes to get ready for an appointment. What hygiene tasks should you make sure to complete?

Wash your face/body as needed, brush your teeth, use deodorant, change underwear/clothes, and make sure your hair is clean/appropriate.

300

Why might someone have bad breath even if they brush their teeth regularly?

Food/debris between teeth, gum disease, dry mouth, certain foods/medications, or another health issue.

300

You notice your skin is sweaty after exercising. What should you do?

Shower or wash the sweaty areas and change into clean, dry clothes.

300

Your towel looks clean but has been damp in the bathroom for several days. Is it necessarily clean?

No. Damp towels can collect germs and develop odors, so they should be washed regularly.

300

Your hands are dry because you wash them frequently. 

🅰️ Continue washing them and use moisturizer afterward
🅱️ Stop washing them as often

🅰️ Continue washing them and use moisturizer afterward

400

You shower regularly but keep getting irritation in areas where your skin stays damp. What might you need to change?

Dry those areas thoroughly after bathing and change out of damp or sweaty clothing.

400

You brush your teeth every morning, but you often skip brushing at night. Why can nighttime brushing be especially important?

It removes food, plaque, and bacteria that can stay on your teeth overnight and contribute to cavities, gum problems, and bad breath.

400

You notice a new mole or skin spot that is changing in size, shape, or color. What should you do?

Have it checked by a healthcare professional.

400

Your sheets don't look dirty, but you can't remember the last time you changed them. Why should you still change them?

Bedding collects sweat, oils, dead skin cells, and other debris even when it doesn't visibly look dirty.

400

You have to choose: wear the same sweaty shirt again OR wear a clean shirt with yesterday's pants. Which would you choose and why?

Clean shirt with the pants, assuming the pants are still reasonably clean. The goal is to prioritize changing clothing that is sweaty/soiled

500

You shower regularly but rarely wash your towels or change your sheets. Why could this still be a hygiene concern?

Towels and bedding collect sweat, skin cells, oils, and germs and can develop odors.

500

You haven't been to the dentist in several years because your teeth don't hurt. Why isn't that necessarily a good reason to skip dental visits?

Some dental problems don't cause pain early on. Regular dental care helps identify problems before they become more serious

500

You’re trimming your nails and accidentally cut the skin. What should you do?

Clean the area and apply gentle pressure if it is bleeding. Cover it with a clean bandage if needed.

500

Your shoes smell strongly but your feet are clean. Name two things you could do.

Air out the shoes, wash or replace insoles if appropriate, rotate shoes, wear clean socks, or clean the shoes according to their care instructions.

500

You’re staying at a friend’s house and realize you forgot your toothbrush. Which is the better choice? 

🅰️ Ask if they have a new, unused toothbrush you can use
🅱️ Use your friend’s toothbrush because you’ll rinse it afterward

Answer: A — Use a new, unused toothbrush.

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