Physiological IntegrityPregunta 88 de 120
A client with diabetes has a foot ulcer. Which teaching point best supports healing and prevents further injury?
a.Walk barefoot at home for comfort
b.Soak the feet in hot water daily
c.Trim calluses with a razor at home
d.Inspect the feet daily and wear well-fitting shoes
Explicación
Daily foot inspection and well-fitting footwear prevent unnoticed injury and support healing in clients with diabetes. Walking barefoot, hot soaks, and self-trimming calluses increase the risk of injury and infection. Foot care is essential in diabetes.
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