The nurse instructs a client with type 2 diabetes on foot care. In addition to keeping the feet clean and dry, the nurse may also offer the following advice:
A)
"Wear nylon socks to keep your feet warm."
B)
"Walk on bare feet to promote circulation."
C)
"File your toenails straight across. Avoid using scissors."
D)
"Wear open-toe shoes to avoid pressure around toenails."
C
Explanation:
A)
Cutting nails straight across avoids ingrown nails. Cotton or wool socks allow perspiration to dry. Diabetics should never go barefoot and feet should be covered completely with well-fitting, comfortable shoes.
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B)
Cutting nails straight across avoids ingrown nails. Cotton or wool socks allow perspiration to dry. Diabetics should never go barefoot and feet should be covered completely with well-fitting, comfortable shoes.
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C)
Cutting nails straight across avoids ingrown nails. Cotton or wool socks allow perspiration to dry. Diabetics should never go barefoot and feet should be covered completely with well-fitting, comfortable shoes.
Application
Implementation
Physiological Integrity: Reduction of Risk Potential
D)
Cutting nails straight across avoids ingrown nails. Cotton or wool socks allow perspiration to dry. Diabetics should never go barefoot and feet should be covered completely with well-fitting, comfortable shoes.
Application
Implementation
Physiological Integrity: Reduction of Risk Potential
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