Most people have heard that diabetes can lead to severe problems, including problems in the foot. It can cause gangrene and may even lead to a rare disorder in which the shape of your feet changes. It is called Charcot’s foot. This quiz concentrates on the following questions: what is nerve damage caused by high blood pressure, and what are See moresigns of an infection. This quiz is top-notch. Keep ongoing.
Retinopathy
Nephropathy
Diabetic neuropathy
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It means you can't dance in high heels
It means you need to lose weight
It can cause you to fall
It can cause pressure areas which are more likely to have skin breakdown
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Redness, swelling, hot to the touch
Pale skin, swelling, cold to the touch
Bruising and pain
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Small pebbles between toes
Small blisters or cracks
Dryness
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False
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Call your doctor immediately
Call Manatee YourChoice Diabetes Educator
Watch it and wait for a while
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False
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Never use lotion on the feet
Cut toenails in an oval shape
Never walk barefoot
Turn shoes upside down and shake before putting them on
C and D are both true
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False
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False
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False
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Tingling or numbness
Burning sensation
Weakness and sharp pain
All of the above
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Keep blood sugar and A1C within good target ranges
Wear well-fitting shoes
Never go barefoot
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Your doctor to examine your feet at least once a year, or more often if need be
A podiatrist to examine your feet yearly
An ophthalmologist to look at your feet
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They can easily get an infection
They may not feel the pain of the injury
People with diabetes have more complications
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Oral Medications
Over-the-counter Topical Creams
Surgical Removal
Allowing the infection time to heal
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