Professional Appearance Presentation.pptx

professional attire
unprofessional behaviors

1. Professional Appearance Presentation By Name

2. Unprofessional Attire Revealing clothing Athletic gear Sandals Jeans of any kind Open backs Miniskirts Tight, sheer, and low-cut clothing of any type Dirty or stained clothing

3. Professional Attire Well-fitting clothes Clean appearance Appropriate shoes Clean and well groomed

4. Unprofessional Behaviors a ). Physical abuse of patients Shoving Kicking Pinching Slapping b ). P rescribing drugs in excessive amounts Death Revocation of practice certificate

5. Professional Behaviors Treating patients with respect and courtesy Respecting the privacy of the patients Uphold the standards of care

6. Professional Behaviors Cont’d Put patients first Communicate effectively Maintain positive attitude Be accountable and honest

7. Hairstyle Neat Well-groomed Clean Long hair tied back

8. Fragrance Strong fragrance avoided Likely to cause headache and asthma attacks .

9. Jewelry Bacteria and germs Injury Affects effectiveness .

10. Fingernails

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