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WorksheetsDiabetic foot
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is diabetic foot
Ulcer from peripheral vascular disease
Infection
Ulcer and wound at foot with or without diabetis
Patological foot as a complication of diabetes
who should be screened for diabetic foot
diabetis patient for more than 20 years
all diabetic patient
patient with diabetic foot ulcer
everyone more than 40years old
what is active foot problem? / foot at risk ?
ulceration
infection
limb ischemia
gangrene
acute charcoat neuropathy
Below are the common risk factor to develop diabetic foot ulcer EXCEPT
Poor hba1c control
Deformity over the foot
Monofilament test positive
Proper diabetic shoe
Foot ulcers are most common under your big toes and the balls of your feet, and they can affect your feet down to the bones.
True
False
A condition that occurs when body tissue dies. It is caused by a loss of blood supply due to an underlying illness, injury, and/or infection.
Gangrene
Foot ulcer
What is the percentage of Diabetic patients who will develop leg and foot ulcers?
15%
17%
13%
25%
Patophysiology of dfu
Neuropathy
Angiopathy
infection
Trauma
Common classification for diabetic foot ulcer EXCEPT
King's
Texas
Wagner
Prince
Texas classification have extra advantage from wagner classification
Provide level of infection
Include peripheral vascular status
Severity of infection
Allow better choice of antibiotics
Which grade of foot ulcer has a bony involvement?
Grade 0
Grade 2
Grade 1
Grade 3
What grade of foot ulcer is classified as partial foot gangrene?
Grade 4
Grade 3
Grade 5
what is debridement
remove diabetic foot ulcer
process of removing infected tissue until healthy tissue
radical extensive removal of soft tissue to prevent infection spread
process of removing necrotic tissue from wound to promote healing
what is the common type of debridements?
autolytic
mechanical
extensive
surgical
what are the options of offloading ulcer managements
therapeutic footwear and padding
removable cast walker
total contact cast
gamgee and bandage
