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the ultimate responsibility for the correct dispensing of pre-packaged medications maintained outside of the Pharmacy IAW Chapter 8, Pharmacy Services of this AFI. Section 3B—Pseudofolliculitis barbae 3.4. MTF Pseudofolliculitis barbae Policy: MTFs will develop written policies and procedures for managing personnel with pseudofolliculitis barbae. Allowable length of facial hair during active inflammation will be no longer than one-quarter inch. This will be documented on the AF Form 469, Duty Limiting Condition Report. (T-3) Section 3C—Use of Weight Control Drugs and Surgery 3.5. Use of Weight Control Drugs and Surgery. 3.5.1. Weight control medication is not approved for routine use in overweight active duty members. Furthermore, weight control medications will not be a standard part of t

th. Individuals granted a shaving profile may shave or trim their facial hair to present a neat, clean, professional military image (Figure 3.7.). Members may not overly shave, shape, or taper beard to achieve different styles of beard (e.g., goatees, faded beards, etc. are not authorized). Beards must present a natural appearance to the Airman’s hair color of the head. Beards are not authorized to be bleached or dyed. Beard wear authorized for religious reasons are governed by Chapter 11 of this instruction. Figure 3.7. Shaving Waiver Example. 3.1.3. Hair (Female and Male with approved unshorn hair religious accommodations). No minimum hair length, to a maximum bulk of 4-inches from scalp and allows proper wear of headgear. Minimum hair standards must present a symmetric (around the axis

tricting shaving waiver for Pseudo Folliculitis Barbae may be accessed into the AGR program, to include for the purpose of an occasional tour, with concurrence from medical, the commander, and the HRO. Facial hair must be grown out naturally, any shaping or styling of the facial hair is not allowed, and the facial hair cannot interfere with the wear of any personal protective gear, such as a gas mask, or the performance of duties. If this should happen, the member's ability to safely perform duties is compromised and the member may require an evaluation to determine fitness for military duties in accordance with AFI 44-102, Medical Care Management and DAFI 36-2903, Dress and Personal Appearance of Air Force Personnel. 5.1.3. An Airman may still be accessed into the AGR program if they have

. When authorized for medical reasons, members will keep all facial hair trimmed to the same length and it may not to exceed 1/4-inch in length. Individuals granted a shaving profile may shave or trim their facial hair to present a neat, clean, professional military image (Figure 23.7). Members may not overly shave, shape, or taper beard to achieve different styles of beard (e.g., goatees, faded beards, etc. are not authorized). Beards must present a natural appearance to the Airman’s hair color of the head. Beards are not authorized to be bleached or dyed. Beard wear authorized for religious reasons are governed by DAFI 36-2903, Chapter 11. Figure 23.7 Shaving Waiver Example Hair (Female and Male with approved unshorn hair religious accommodations). No minimum hair length, to a maximum bu

ital sign requirements including intake parameters, reassessment requirements, and discharge requirements. (Change) 2.22.2 Transfer priorities and timeliness parameters to aid staff to rapidly identify patients appropriate for transfer to a higher level of care. (Change) 2.22.3 Transfer protocols will be exercised at least annually. Chapter 3 – PRIMARY CARE PRODUCT LINE 3.4 MTF Pseudofolliculitis Barbae policy. (Change) 3.4.1. Members with Pseudofolliculitis Barbae or other similar conditions prohibiting regular facial shaving to meet standards as outlined in AFI 36-2903, Dress and Appearance, may warrant receipt of a waiver allowing for facial hair growth. (Change) 3.4.2. Providers will appropriately manage the medical condition so that the member's facial hair bulk does not exceed ¼ inch

and Goatees. Facial hair is not authorized. All personnel will be clean-shaven at all times. Individuals receiving temporary shaving waivers will not be used on ceremonial commitments unless the waiver specifically states the specified individual can shave every other day in order to perform on ceremonies. Individuals with shaving waivers extending beyond 30 calendar days or recurring waivers will be relieved of duty and evaluated for reassignment or returned to primary duty sections. Figure 15.2. Properly Groomed Hair for Honor Guard Males. 15.7. Fingernails. Males: Will be trimmed short, no longer than 1/8-inch, and clean at all times. Females: Will be neatly trimmed to no longer than 1/4-inch (natural or artificial) and clean at all times. Ornamentation of fingernails while in uniform i

420-5126 3Volume 4 Module 1 PERFORM PSEUDOFOLLICULITIS BARBAE (PFB) TREATMENTS SUBJECT AREA: Nursing Care in the Outpatient Clinic. TASK(s): Perform Pseudofolliculitis barbae (PFB) treatments. CFETP/STS REFERENCE(s): 2.13.24.1. EQUIPMENT REQUIRED: Clippers, razor, skin hooks, and buff puff. TRAINING REFERENCE(s): AFPAM 160-44/ KX Virtual Library - MOSBY'S ONLINE MODULE REMARKS/NOTES: Review steps of the process one-on-one with medical technician and/or nursing personnel skilled and verified in Pseudofolliculitis barbae (PFB) treatments. OBJECTIVE: The trainee will successfully demonstrate without error the performance aspects of Pseudofolliculitis barbae (PFB) treatments. EVALUATION INSTRUCTIONS: 1. After the trainee has received instruction, allow sufficient practice on each part of the t

ard growth with the length required for medical treatment AFI31-118 18 AUGUST 2020 67 specified. Facial hair is neat, conservative and allows proper wear of authorized duty gear (e.g. respirator such as an escape mask). Please see Table A6.1 Line 7 for information on shaving waivers. 4.31.4. Fingernails. Fingernails will be clean and neatly trimmed so as not to interfere with performance of duty, detract from the professional image, or present a safety hazard. 4.32. Standards for the Female Employee. 4.32.1. Hair. Neatly groomed hair. The length and bulk of the hair will not be excessive or present a ragged, unkempt, or extreme appearance. Do not wear hair in an extreme or fad style or violate safety requirements. It will not extend below any side of an invisible line drawn parallel to the