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10 point(s)Diabetes occurs when there is?
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10 point(s)What are the risk factors for developing diabetes mellitus (Type 2)?
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10 point(s)What is neuropathy?
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10 point(s)What problems can autonomic neuropathy cause in the diabetic patient?
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10 point(s)What does neuro-ischaemia result from?
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10 point(s)What is the commonest site for a neuro-ischaemic diabetic ulcer?
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10 point(s)What are the classic signs of an ischaemic foot?
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10 point(s)What problems can sensory neuropathy cause in the diabetic?
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10 point(s)What problems can motor neuropathy cause in the diabetic foot?
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10 point(s)What is the commonest site for a neuropathic diabetic ulcer?
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10 point(s)According to the Edmonds and Foster framework for managing diabetic feet, when does a diabetic foot reach stage 3?
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10 point(s)According to the Edmonds and Foster framework for managing diabetic feet, at what stage is a diabetic foot when it develops necrosis (gangrene)?
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10 point(s)What are the tests that can be used to determine sensory loss in neuropathy? (Please choose 3 answers)
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10 point(s)Which type of necrosis occurs in a neuro-ischaemic ulcer?
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15. Question
10 point(s)Explain the differences and management between wet and dry necrosis.
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Answers should include:-
- Why wet necrosis occurs
- Why dry necrosis occurs
- Discuss management of the patients, including wound control
- Vascular control
- Mechanical control
- Metabolic control and educational
- Microbiological control
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