Post-Knowledge Check (Dermatology and Diabetes)

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1) A clinician believes a person has acanthosis nigricans. Which of the following statements is TRUE?

a) It most commonly occurs on the torso.
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b) The presentation is a red and intensely pruritus lesion.
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c) Emollients, retinoids and keratolytics can help to reduce the appearance of the lesions.
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d) Improved glycemic control has not been shown to improve appearance.
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2) An educator is performing a foot exam on a person with diabetes. Which of the following statements is TRUE?

a) The lifetime risk of diabetic foot ulcers is only 1 in 100 in people with diabetes.
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b) Annual foot care screening by a healthcare professional is recommended by the guidelines.
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c) People with diabetes should be encouraged to soak their feet for 5 minutes and apply lotion over the foot and between the toes daily.
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d) People with diabetes should ideally avoid socks while at home to allow the feet to completely dry.
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3) An educator is screening a person using insulin for lipohypertrophy. Which of the following statements is TRUE?

a) Lipohypertrophy is not common with the new insulin analogues.
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b) Lipohypertrophy is easily visible if a clinician was to look at the patient’s abdomen.
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c) Reuse of needles is a common risk factor.
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d) Prevention can be done by promoting injecting an area bigger than a stamp.
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