Diabetic foot - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

what are diabetic foot infections? - simple ulcer -> severe gangrenous infection - very rapid progression - neuropathic damage, compromised blood flow = high risk - most common cause of amputations in diabetics what are the pathogens of acute diabetic foot infections? usually monomicrobial - staph (including MRSA) - strep what are the pathogens of chronic diabetic foot infections? usually polymicrobial - enterococcus - anaerobes - enterobacteriaceae - pseudomonas - ...

Diabetes And The Diabetic Foot Exam – Questions And Answers

Diabetic Foot Exam – Questions With Solutions

Pharm Exam 1 (Diabetic Foot Infections) – Q&A

PHTA 1140 - Exam 3 - Diabetic Foot Ulcers Questions & Answers 2023/2024 RETRACTED: A diabetic foot ulcer is technically a type of _____ ulcer but occur in different places due to the _____ - ANSWER--arterial -weight bearing forces on the foot Most arterial ulcers occur _____ (location) - ANSWER-near the malleolus Neuropathic ulcers are _____ - ANSWER-diabetic foot ulcers Reasons diabetics develop diabetic foot ulcers (5) - ANSWER--lack of good sensation - a blister, cut, or other ...

PACA - DIABETIC FOOT EXAM, PACA - PREGNANCY EXAMINATION, PACA PELVIC EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Comprehensive Diabetic Foot Exam (CDFE) - Spring 2023 Physical Assessment Final Exam – Q&A

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Nur 176 Exam 1 Questions and Correct Answers 2024 You have a patient that comes to the ER blood sugar 602, breathing deeply, ketos in their urine. What would you think the next test be? - Answer -Blood Gases you want to see if they have DKA Your giving insulin. Can you mix Novolin R and Novolin N? - Answer -No, they have to go into separate syringes, one is long and one is short When your drawling up insulin what do you have to do first? - Answer -Put air in the cloudy first You're worki...