Diabetic Foot care
Diabetic Foot care ( 45 Questions)
The nurse is educating a client with diabetes about proper footwear. Which statement by the client indicates understanding of the teaching?
This choice is correct. Shoes with pointed toes can compress the toes and increase the risk of pressure points, ulcers, and other foot issues.
This choice is correct. Open-toe shoes and sandals do not provide adequate protection for the feet and may increase the risk of injuries.
This choice is correct. Tight shoes can lead to pressure points, reduced circulation, and potential foot complications. Comfort and fit are more important than appearance.
Proper footwear for clients with diabetes includes shoes with cushioning, good arch support, and adequate room for the toes to prevent pressure points and potential complications.
Proper footwear for clients with diabetes includes shoes with cushioning, good arch support, and adequate room for the toes to prevent pressure points and potential complications.
Incorrect choices:
a. This choice is correct. Shoes with pointed toes can compress the toes and increase the risk of pressure points, ulcers, and other foot issues.
b. This choice is correct. Open-toe shoes and sandals do not provide adequate protection for the feet and may increase the risk of injuries.
c. This choice is correct. Tight shoes can lead to pressure points, reduced circulation, and potential foot complications. Comfort and fit are more important than appearance.