A 52-year-old Cree man with longstanding poorly controlled diabetes and previous foot ulcer lives in a remote community with limited podiatry access. ...

Question

A 52-year-old Cree man with longstanding poorly controlled diabetes and previous foot ulcer lives in a remote community with limited podiatry access. Which intervention best reflects evidence-based foot care and Health Advocate responsibilities?

Accepted Answer

Arrange regular multidisciplinary foot assessments via telehealth and coordinate local nursing foot checks

Answer

Advise him to buy new shoes without further support

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Tell him ulcers are inevitable with diabetes

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Wait until another ulcer develops before intervening

Answer

Focus solely on glycaemic control and ignore foot care

ca-mccqe1 MCQ (SBA): Diabetic foot care in remote Indigenous community

A 52-year-old Cree man with longstanding poorly controlled diabetes and previous foot ulcer lives in a remote community with limited podiatry access. Which intervention best reflects evidence-based foot care and Health Advocate responsibilities?