What 3 factors result in minor foot problems? Neglect, Lack of awareness of proper foot care, Decades of wear & tear Injury, Infection, Poor footwear Age, Gender, Occupation Genetics, Poor diet, Lack of exercise

Neglect, Lack of awareness of proper foot care, Decades of wear & tear

What are the 3 exclusion criteria for self-treating foot problems? Diabetics, Peripheral Vascular Disease, Arthritis Pregnancy, High blood pressure, Heart disease Asthma, Allergies, Obesity Smoking, Alcohol use, Stress

Diabetics, Peripheral Vascular Disease, Arthritis

What should you ask patients to screen for Peripheral Vascular Disease? Do you have frequent headaches? Do you have difficulty sleeping? Do you experience shortness of breath? Aching in calves while walking, Hang feet over bed edge to relieve soreness in calves

Aching in calves while walking, Hang feet over bed edge to relieve soreness in calves

PHPR 661- Foot Disorders

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What percentage of Americans will experience foot pain in their lifetime?

Who are 4 times more likely to experience foot problems?

What 3 factors result in minor foot problems?

What are the 3 exclusion criteria for self-treating foot problems?

What condition causes poor circulation, decreased limb sensitivity, and makes people more prone to developing foot complications like ulcers?

What condition causes poor circulation, decreased blood flow & O2 perfusion, and a persistent feeling of cold, numb, tingle, burn, and fatigue?

What should you ask patients to screen for Peripheral Vascular Disease?

What condition can lead to degeneration of articular cartilage, change in bone structure, and shoes not fitting properly?

Regarding arthritis, what are the symptoms if the big toe hurts when flexing and the joint constantly hurts?

What are small, raised, sharply demarcated things that have a hard center and are flesh-colored, white, or yellowish gray?

Which kind of corn is polished, shiny, and dry and is usually on the bulb of the big toe, top of the 4th/5th toe, or tips of middle toes?

Which kind of corn is a whitish thickening of skin and can be very painful, located between adjacent toes usually 4th & 5th?

What is a broad base, even thickening of skin usually found on the bottom of the foot at the heel, ball of foot, toes, sides of foot and has indefinite borders?

What are the 4 causes of calluses?

What are the 3 goals for treating corns and calluses?

What are the 4 non-pharm treatments for corns and calluses?

What is the pharm therapy for corns and calluses and its forms available as?

When should you look for progress on corns & callus treatment?

What is onychocryptosis?

What is the most frequent cause of ingrown toenails?

What are 5 risk factors for ingrown toenails?

What are the self-care exclusions for onychocryptosis?

What are the 4 treatment goals of onychocryptosis?

What is the nonpharm treatment for onychocryptosis?

What are the 3 pharm treatments for Onychocryptosis?

When should you refer onychocryptosis?

What are 5 treatment approaches for ingrown toenails?

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