Sentence examples for foot inspections from inspiring English sources

In the intervention group, 67%% (n = 14/21) monitored and recorded skin temperatures ≥80%% of the time while 70%% (n = 14/20) of the controls recorded foot inspections.

For self-care categories with at least 2 items (all except the "physical activity", "specific exercise", and "medication", questions), item scores were averaged resulting in an overall score for each self-care activity (i.e. general diet, specific diet, glucose self-monitoring, and foot inspections).

These sample sizes gave us 80% power to detect a strength of correlation between two variables (Pearson product moment correlation coefficient) of 0.27 (UK sample), 0.34 (NL sample) 0.21 (combined sample) respectively for the recording of foot inspections and 0.33 (UK sample), 0.40 (NL sample) 0.27 (combined sample) respectively for the prescription of statins, assuming a type 1 error rate of 5%.

Neither intention nor PBC predicted foot inspection behaviour.

For the Lack of Confidence Subscale, significant negative correlations were found with diet and foot inspection-related subscales only.

bmedian and interquartile interval; maximum score of 10 (tactile and vibration sensitivity, calcaneal reflex and foot inspection).

Features that should be assessed during foot inspection are outlined in Table 3 and are discussed below.

The second part comprised a foot inspection and a series of neurological tests involving sensation to touch, vibration, and temperature, and testing of ankle reflexes and sudomotor function.

Encouragingly, the rates of statin use and foot inspection reported by the English patients in this study are supported by additional data from medical records reported elsewhere [ 28].

As there was a significant difference in mean rates of patient reported foot inspection between the two countries, a "country" variable was allowed into the overall model.

In the control group the percentage of days with a check indicating foot inspection was recorded in the daily log in the course of the study.