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Honesty-
You must be honest and trustworthy to others in order to work together.
Empathy-
Even though you can't feel what the patient feels, still have empathy for them and try to understand their feelings.
Patience-
It is important to be patient and to control your temper in difficult situations.

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Tattoos detract from professional appearance, and makeup should be used to look natural.

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Jewelry is sometimes not allowed, as they might harm the patient, but medical alert bracelets are always allowed.

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Hair should be kept neat, and when doing procedures it is best to have it bunch put back so that the hair won't fall on any equipment.

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Nails should be short and clean, dirt can build up underneath them and spread germs. Painted nails should be avoided because you can't see dirt under them.

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Your patient would probably appreiciate it if you didn't have body odor. It's important to have good hygiene since you are close to other people a lot, and smelling bad would not be good for the patient.

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Wearing shoes that fit well may prevent fatigue, and they must be cleaned daily. Avoid open toed shoes as those may cause accidents.

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Most health care facilities need name badges with pictures with them to be able to identify who you are.

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Most health care careers require uniforms. They must be neat, well fitting, clean, and free from wrinkles. If regular clothing is allowed then it still must look professional and be neat.