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A patient diagnosed with diabetes has severe peripheral neuropathy resulting in numbness and reduced sensation of the feet. What intervention should the nurse teach the patient to prevent injury as a result of this complication?

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Rationale: Examining your feet daily is a crucial intervention for patients with severe peripheral neuropathy. Due to the numbness and reduced sensation, patients might not notice injuries or changes in their feet.

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