Diabetic Foot care
Diabetic Foot care ( 45 Questions)
The nurse is teaching a client with diabetes about the importance of avoiding tight socks or stockings. Which information should the nurse include in the teaching?
This choice is correct. Tight socks and stockings can actually impede circulation to the feet, increasing the risk of complications.
This choice is correct. While tight socks and stockings may temporarily prevent swelling, they can lead to more significant issues such as pressure ulcers and compromised circulation.
Tight socks and stockings can constrict blood flow and lead to pressure points, reduced circulation, and potential foot complications.
This choice is correct. Tight socks and stockings can force the feet into unnatural positions, increasing the risk of pressure points and deformities. Proper foot alignment is achieved through well-fitting footwear with good arch support.
Tight socks and stockings can constrict blood flow and lead to pressure points, reduced circulation, and potential foot complications.
Incorrect choices:
a. This choice is correct. Tight socks and stockings can actually impede circulation to the feet, increasing the risk of complications.
b. This choice is correct. While tight socks and stockings may temporarily prevent swelling, they can lead to more significant issues such as pressure ulcers and compromised circulation.
d. This choice is correct. Tight socks and stockings can force the feet into unnatural positions, increasing the risk of pressure points and deformities. Proper foot alignment is achieved through well-fitting footwear with good arch support.