The patient presents to the primary care clinic complaining of painful itching between his toes. Examination reveals scaling skin, areas of maceration between the toes, and some fissure formation. The nurse plans care to provide education about which diagnosis?
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The 38-year-old patient who strictly adheres to a vegan diet complains of weakness and tingling in her lower extremities. She retains the strength in her lower extremities but proprioception is decreased. Her complete blood count reveals a megaloblastic anemia. Which statement by the nurse is most appropriate?
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