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The diabetic patient reports the presence of corns, and asks for information about preventing the condition. What is the best response by the nurse to the patient’s inquiry?
1. “You will need to make sure that you select shoes that are appropriately fitted.”
2. “You can use corn pads to gradually remove the growths.”
3. “Corns are best treated by shaving them off.”
4. “You can use a mild abrasive soap to scrub the area to remove them.”
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11 years ago
1 -- Corns can be prevented by wearing correctly fitting shoes. Corn pads, scrubs, and shaving treatments to remove the corns and are not options for the diabetic patient.
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