Diabetic Foot Examination

What should be looked at during the general examination of a diabetic foot?

Which skin condition is characterized by small round plaques with raised borders in a linear fashion over the shin in diabetic patients?

What is the term used for the central yellow area with a raised margin and telangiectasia at the margin in diabetic patients?

What might be present if gangrene is observed on a diabetic patient's foot?

What does the presence of Charcot joint indicate during the examination of a diabetic foot?

What might be lost due to the posterior column lesion called diabetic pseudotabes?

What should be checked to evaluate if there is reduced or absent sensation in a diabetic patient's foot?

What is a possible indicator of proximal myopathy in a diabetic patient?

What might be observed if a diabetic patient has necrobiosis lipoidica diabeticorum?

What could be a possible consequence of diabetic amyotrophy in the examination of a diabetic foot?

What skin condition might be indicative of diabetes when observed in a linear fashion over the shin?

What should be assessed if a diabetic patient presents with reduced or absent sensation in the foot?

Which examination finding could suggest Charcot joint or joint swelling in a diabetic patient's foot?

What may be found in the case of gangrene on a diabetic patient's foot that indicates a dry condition?

What might indicate proximal myopathy when conducting an examination of a diabetic patient's foot?

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