Answer to Question 1
You are aware diabetics often have reduced sensation in the feet. Shoes that do not fit properly can cause wounds and because the patient is a diabetic he is at greater risk for infection and other complications. Remove the shoes. Notify the nurse that the patient's feet are swollen, as this too needs to be addressed.
Answer to Question 2
Creases, wrinkles, and twists can impair circulation. When the stockings are rolled down they are not effective. Assure circulation is not impeded, the patient is safe, and notify the nurse of the issue.
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