PERSONAL HYGIENE
CLOTHING
BATHING
OVERALL HEALTH
ORAL HEALTH
100

What is the minimum amount that teens should be showering.

Daily.

100

What type of clothing, usually worn during workouts and exercise can trap sweat and bacteria if not washed after use. 

Gym/Work-out clothes.

100

You should wash your hands with soap and water for at least this amount of time to remove germs effectively.

20 seconds. 

100

How often should you go to doctor/primary care physician for physical exam or general wellness check up.

At least annually or once a year. 

100

This activity, recommended at least twice a day, helps prevent cavities and bad breath.

Brushing your teeth

200

True or false: You should you cotton swabs to remove ear wax from ears.

False, Q-tips and cotton swabs can push ear wax deeper into the ear canal! Use over the counter cleaners or hydrogen peroxide.

200
This type of shoe, if worn too often without letting it air out can cause unpleasant odors. 

Sneakers or close toed shoes. 

200

This type of soap is best for people with sensitive skin.

Unscented or hypoallergenic soap.

200

Doctors usually recommend this shot every year to protect against seasonal viruses.

Flu shot (Ask your doctor!)

200

This oral care activity, performed once a day, can help keep gums and spaces between teeth clean while also preventing gingivitis.

Flossing.

300

This hygiene product helps control sweat and body odor especially after physical activity.

Deodorant/Antiperspirant

300

It is important to change this piece of clothing especially daily to prevent bacteria build up and odor.

Underwear/Undershirts

300

What is the main reason dermatologists recommend washing your face daily.

To prevent acne and remove buildup of dirt and oil from skin.

300

This type of doctor specializes in eye health, and she be visited once a year for individuals that wear glasses or contacts. 

Optometrist

300
What amount of time do dentists recommend that you brush your teeth for to effectively clean them.

Two minutes. 

400

True or false: Sharing make up and cosmetic items can spread bacteria and cause skin infections.

True! Avoid doing this.

400

Wearing damp or sweaty socks for too long can lead to this itchy and uncomfortable fungal infection also known as

Athlete's foot

400

These tiny, white, or yellowish flakes on your scalp can be caused by dryness or an oily build up.

Dandruff...can be treated with special shampoo.

400

This test, often done at annual check ups typically involves a nurse using a device on your arm to check for heart health problems.

Blood pressure test. 

400

This sugary drink can contribute to cavities as it feeds the harmful bacteria in your mouth.

Soda and other sugary beverages. 

500

This common skincare mistake can make acne worse by spreading bacteria and oils.

Popping pimples.

500

While technically not a clothing item, dermatologists recommend cleaning your pillowcase how often to prevent oil and bacterial build up on your skin?

Weekly.

500

Washing skin too frequently, or with water that is too hot for too long can result in.

Dryness. Especially in winter when skin is usually drier.

500

If you notice unusual changes in your skin, such as moles that change shape or color, it's important to see which type of doctor.

Dermatologist (A doctor that specializes in skin health and conditions)

500

How often should you replace a toothbrush to maximize efficiency and prevent ineffective cleaning.

Every 3-4 months.