Therapeutic footwear post-module quiz

Therapeutic footwear is suitable for people with:

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People with a low risk of a foot wound can wear suitable shoes.

Some important features of all therapeutic footwear are:

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If the person has not had a foot screen in the past month, then a new foot screen needs to be completed.

Therapeutic footwear should never be provided to people with a toe or partial foot amputation.

Signs of foot problems you may see during your assessment include:

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When tracing around the foot, it is important to ensure:

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If a person is at risk of falling when using therapeutic footwear:

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When you check the fit of therapeutic footwear, you should check:

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Signs of pressure and rubbing after fitting therapeutic footwear include:

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Therapeutic footwear should be worn at all times indoors and outdoors.

A person attends your service for therapeutic footwear but when you do your assessment, you notice a foot wound. You should:

When doing a follow up for therapeutic footwear you should:

Peter has just been provided therapeutic footwear. When should Peter receive follow up?

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