Offloading for diabetic feet post-module quiz

Every 30 seconds around the world, someone has a lower limb amputation due to a diabetic foot wound.

People with diabetes are more likely to develop a foot wound than people without diabetes?

A foot wound is:

Which of the following is NOT a risk sign for foot wound development?

Charcot foot is:

If a person has Charcot foot and it is not managed, the person foot may become what shape?

High pressure is one of the leading causes of foot wounds. Foot pressure is higher when:

There are seven principles for managing foot wounds. How many need to be addressed for a wound to heal?

The time for a wound to heal will:

Offloading means:

Offloading is used for:

What type of offloading device is the person wearing in this image?

Which is the most effective method of offloading wounds on the bottom of the foot related to nerve damage?

A single wing pad can be used for:

What type of offloading pad can be seen in this image?

Which of the following should you NOT apply an offloading pad too?

When applying an offloading pad, you must consider that it is used only for:

A toe prop is used when there is a wound on the:

Before starting an offloading assessment form, you should transfer information from the:

The offloading selection table is used to:

There are different types of wounds. Which of the following is NOT a wound type?

Why is it not safe to apply an offloading product on top of a wet wound dressing?

How often should an offloading product be used?

A follow up should be done for which people?

After a wound heals, the person should do what with their offloading device?

After using an offloading product, a person should be assessed for which of the following?

For offloading, how often do you need to follow up?

A person should not let their offloading product get wet. How can someone avoid getting their offloading product wet when bathing?