When teaching the diabetic client proper foot care, the nurse recognizes that further teaching is necessary when the client responds:
a. "I should wash my feet daily with nondrying soap."
b. "I must inspect my feet daily for areas of redness or breakdown."
c. "I should always wear shoes."
d. "I should allow my feet to air dry."
ANS: D
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A Incorrect: This statement indicates client understanding.
B Incorrect: This statement indicates client understanding.
C Incorrect: This statement indicates client understanding.
D Correct: The client's feet should be dried thoroughly with a towel especially between the toes.
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