Multiple Choice
The nurse is caring for a diabetic patient who has rough skin on the feet and thick,overgrown toenails.Which is the best intervention of the nurse?
A) Liberally apply lotion to the patient's feet,especially between the toes.
B) Use a pumice stone to smooth roughened areas of skin on the patient's feet.
C) Gently trim the patient's toenails after soaking the feet in warm soapy water.
D) Obtain a consultation for a podiatrist to assess the feet and provide nail care.
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