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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
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#3
is it not e??
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#4
he already has neuropathy.. its better to prevent with shoes
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#5
y not e plz. answer
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