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A nurse is caring for a client who has diabetes mellitus. Which of the following statements by the client indicates a need for further teaching about diabetic foot care?

Correct Answer: B

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Answer: B. "I will cut my nails so they are rounded at the corners."


Rationale: Cutting nails rounded can lead to ingrown nails and potential foot injuries. Nails should be cut straight across to prevent complications in diabetic foot care. This statement indicates a need for further teaching.

Summary:
A: "I will wear cotton socks with my shoes." - Correct, cotton socks help absorb moisture and prevent skin irritation.
C: "I will use a mirror to inspect my feet daily." - Correct, self-inspection is important for early detection of foot issues.
D: "I will buy my shoes late in the afternoon." - Correct, as feet tend to swell during the day, buying shoes later can ensure a better fit and prevent rubbing.
E: - No information provided.
F: - No information provided.
G: - No information provided.

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