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Question 1 of 28

1. Question

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

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Question 2 of 28

2. Question

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

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Question 3 of 28

3. Question

A foot wound is:

A breaking of the skin anywhere on the foot
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A deep cut all the way to the bone
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Not something that can be prevented
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All of the above
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Question 4 of 28

4. Question

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

Problems with feeling (sensation)
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Reduced blood supply to the foot
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Unusual shape of foot or toes
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Having big feet
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Question 5 of 28

5. Question

Charcot foot is:

A fungal infection
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A type of amputation
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A serious complication of diabetes which often leads to amputation
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A condition at birth
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Question 6 of 28

6. Question

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

A banana or ‘c’ shape
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An ‘S’ shape
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A high arch shape
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A twisted shape
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Question 7 of 28

7. Question

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

It is spread across a small area
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It is spread across a big area
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The person is sitting down
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All of the above
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Question 8 of 28

8. Question

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

One
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Three
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Five
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Seven
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Question 9 of 28

9. Question

The time for a wound to heal will:

Take two weeks
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Take five weeks
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Vary depending on the person’s physical health, environment and lifestyle
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Take seven weeks
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Question 10 of 28

10. Question

Offloading means:

Walking barefoot
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A technique to dress a foot wound
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Reducing or removing pressure.
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All of the above
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Question 11 of 28

11. Question

Offloading is used for:

Wound prevention
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Wound management
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Protecting healed wounds
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Question 12 of 28

12. Question

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

Total contact cast
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Rigid removable boot
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Offloading pad
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Toe-prop
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Question 13 of 28

13. Question

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

Rigid removable boot
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Offloading pads
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Total contact cast
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Toe-prop
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Question 14 of 28

14. Question

A single wing pad can be used for:

Wounds in the centre of the foot
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Wounds on the heel
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Wounds under the 1st metatarsal head (near where the big toe joins the foot)
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Wound on the end of the toe
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Question 15 of 28

15. Question

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

Single wing pad
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Double wing pad
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Toe prop
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U pad
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Question 16 of 28

16. Question

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

Therapeutic footwear
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Rigid removable boot
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Suitable Shoes
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The person’s foot
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Question 17 of 28

17. Question

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

Long term offloading
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Short term offloading
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Medium term offloading
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Lifelong use
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Question 18 of 28

18. Question

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

bottom of the foot
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heel
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top of the foot
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end of the toe
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Question 19 of 28

19. Question

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

Referral for offloading diabetic foot wound(s) form
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Offloading assessment form
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Offloading selection guide
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Mobility and foot screening form
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Question 20 of 28

20. Question

The offloading selection table is used to:

Assess the person’s physical health, environment and lifestyle
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Check that the most suitable offloading product has been selected
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Refer the person to another service
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Determine the person’s risk of developing a foot wound
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Question 21 of 28

21. Question

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

Nerve damage (neuropathic)
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Poor blood flow (ischaemic)
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Combination of nerve damage (neuropathic) and poor blood flow (ischaemic)
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Vision wound
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Question 22 of 28

22. Question

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

A wet wound dressing can lead to skin damage
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A wet wound dressing is not a problem
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The person should wait for the dressing to dry
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All of the above
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Question 23 of 28

23. Question

How often should an offloading product be used?

Sometimes
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When it suits the person
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As often as possible
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If the person remembers
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Question 24 of 28

24. Question

A follow up should be done for which people?

All people who are using an offloading product
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Some people who are using an offloading product
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Only people who ask for a follow up
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Only people who have a severe problem
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Question 25 of 28

25. Question

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

Stop wearing it
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Continue using it for another 3-4 weeks
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Throw it in the bin
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Continue using it for a few days
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Question 26 of 28

26. Question

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

Suitable shoes
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Therapeutic footwear and orthoses
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Barefoot walking
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Any of the above
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Question 27 of 28

27. Question

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

Monthly
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Daily
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Weekly
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Fortnightly
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Question 28 of 28

28. Question

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

Cover with a plastic bag
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Stand on one foot
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It won’t matter if it gets wet
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All of the above
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