Glucolisis
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1.) A 50-year-old man with a 20-year history of type
2 diabetes mellitus has had sensory neuropathy for 2 weeks.
Pulses are decreased at the ankle. There is no peripheral edema. His serum
glucose levels have been between 150 mg/dL and 200 mg/dL over the past 6
months. Which of the following is the most effective measure to prevent
serious foot infections?
A) Use of support hose
B) Use of well-fitted shoes
C) Prophylactic antibiotics
D) Daily aspirin and dipyridamole
E) Decrease in serum glucose level
This is the first one from form 2, sorry if it is too stupid but i`m still puzzled with its awswer.
Thanks to all!
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| Glucolisis
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anyone please?
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| Glucolisis
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Please, anyone have some mercy!
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| Anand007
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foot care is d most important measure i think.. this guys glucose levels are within a reasonable range and i dont think furthur reductions can have an impact on microangiopathy.. i would go with B.. well fitted shoes
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| mikky
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my ans is B
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