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Getting to Know . Your . Feet. Objectives. Participants will:. Describe general foot . anatomy facts. Identify common conditions that can affect the feet. List common foot health tips. Anatomy of the Foot.
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A . Guide for Primary . Care Providers. Updated November 2013. 1. Learning Objectives. Analyze the rationale for HIV screening recommendations . Assess clinical benefits of routine HIV screening . Formulate application and approaches for simplifying routine HIV screening in practice .
A good daily foot care regimen will help keep your feet healthy Start by putting together a foot care kit containing nail clippers a nail 64257le lotion a pumice stone and a nonbreakable hand mirror Having everything you need in one place makes it
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Daily foot careAs always, prevention is the best medicine. A good daily foot care regimen will help keep your feet healthy. Start by putting together a foot care kit containing nail clippers, a nail le, lotion, a pumice stone and a non-breakable hand mirror. Having everything you need in one place makes it easier to follow this foot care routine every day: Diabetes foot care dos and dontsWhen to see your family health care provider • redness or pain in your legs or feet, right away. • • Haveyourbarefeetcheckedbyyourfamily health care provider at least year.askyourfamily health care provider to screen you for neuropathy and loss of circulation at least once a year. • Takeyoursocksoffateverydiabetes-related visit to your family health care provider and ask him or For more information on how to take care of your feet, watch the Managing Your Feet video in this kit.Content taken from the Canadian Diabetes Associations consumer fact sheet, Foot Care: A step toward good health © 2008 They should be supportive, have low heels (less than 5 cm high) and should not rub or pinch. Shop at a reputable store with knowledgeable staff who can professionally t your shoes. wear socks at night if elevate your feet when wiggle your toes and move your ankles around for a few minutes several times a day to improve blood ow in exercise regularly to improve circulation. inspect your feet daily and in particular, feel for skin temperature differences Dont wear high heels, (open-toe or open-heel) Dont wear anything tight around your legs, such as Dont ever go barefoot, even indoors. Consider buying a pair of well-tting shoes that Dont put hot water bottles Dontcross your legs for long Dont smoke. Smoking decreases circulation and healing, and signicantly increases the risks of Dont have pedicures by non-Catalogue No.013204 200M July 2009 © Queens Printer for Ontario
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