A client who has been staying at a health care facility for 2 months develops corns on his feet. To which of the following health care providers should the nurse send the client for relief?
A) Orthopedist
B) Ophthalmologist
C) Podiatrist
D) Dermatologist
C
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A podiatrist specializes in taking care of feet. A podiatrist will be able to diagnose and treat corns. An orthopedist treats musculoskeletal disorders; an ophthalmologist treats eye disorders; and a dermatologist treats skin diseases and disorders.
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