The practice of measures designed to attain and preserve health.
All the activities aimed at cleanliness of the animal's body, such as combing, brushing, elimination of parasites, bathing and dry shampooing, proper diet, and regularity of bowel movements
the science of keeping you healthy, particularly by means of sanitary practices such as washing your hands after using a toilet or latrine and before you handle food
not only makes your pet feel better but also gives you and your pet a chance to be together. It's a good time to check your pet's visible health and catch minor medical problems before they become major. MORE INFORMATION
the principles of maintaining health through cleanliness
a condition promoting sanitary practices; "personal hygiene"
the science concerned with the prevention of illness and maintenance of health
a pre-packaged, sachet powder alternative to bulky liquid cleaning chemical concentrates
clean and healthy practices that maintain good health
clean or healthy practices
The science of health and the prevention of disease. Conditions and practices (such as hand washing) promoting or preserving health.
the science of health and its maintenance
conditions or practices that serve to promote or preserve health; habits of cleanliness.
Refers to the cleanliness of something. For information on the importance of proper hygiene in iguana care, see the Cleaning and Cleanliness page.
The practice of keeping clean.
The process of cleaning a database to correct incorrect or outdated values. See also List Hygiene.
conditions and practices that serve to promote or preserve health
the practice, maintenance, and study of health; commonly refers to cleanliness
Factor s associated with the health and well-being of personnel. In project management, these factor s more part icularly refer to those element s such as pay and work ing conditions that tend to motivate or demotivate project team members. [D02824] RMW
Sanitary practices, cleanliness.
way we use good personal habits to keep ourselves clean and healthy.
The science of preventive medicine and the preservation of health. From the name of Hygeia, the daughter of Asklepios, the Greek god of medicine (whose staff with entwined snake is the symbol of medicine). Asklepios (known to the Romans as Aesculapius) had a number of children including not only Hygeia but also Panaceia, the patroness of clinical medicine. Hygeia also followed her father into medicine. As the patroness of health, Hygeia was charged with providing a healthy environment to prevent illness. In Greek, "hygieia" means health.
Conditions and practice of keeping and maintaining healthy environments.
The science of health, and the practice of cleanliness that promotes good health and well-being.
Hygiene is the science or principles of health and the prevention of disease.
The science concerned with preventing illness and maintaining health.
Hygiene is commonly understood as preventing infection through cleanliness. In broader call, scientific terms hygiene is the maintenance of health and healthy living. Hygiene ranges from personal hygiene, through domestic up to occupational hygiene and public health.