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Anamnesis, investigation of podological diagnosis, purpose of treatment and documentation, podological inductions and limits of treatment, pathological changes or symptoms of diseases requiring medical treatment, risk situations for foot injuries and differentiations, effects of diabetic foot syndrome, planning of podological treatment, changes in shape and structure of the nail. appropriate pedicure techniques and application, softening and removal of cuticles, foot massage techniques and their importance, application of foot massage techniques, cleaning calluses, preventive measures in callus formation, application of personal hygiene rules in foot care, environmental hygiene in foot care. |