A nurse is planning an in-service about foot care for a group of clients who have peripheral neuropathy. Which of the following information should the nurse include?

A. Apply foot cream between the toes: Moisturizing between the toes can create a warm, moist environment that promotes fungal or bacterial infections. Foot cream should be applied to the tops and bottoms of the feet, avoiding spaces between the toes. B. Use a pumice stone to soften calluses: Using a pumice stone can cause skin breaks or ulcers in clients with peripheral neuropathy due to reduced sensation. Callus management should be performed by a healthcare professional to prevent injury. C. Inspect the feet daily using a mirror: Daily inspection helps identify cuts, blisters, or infections early, especially since clients with peripheral neuropathy may not feel injuries due to decreased sensation. Using a mirror allows visualization of hard-to-see areas such as the soles. D. Round the toenail edges when clipping: Toenails should be trimmed straight across to prevent ingrown nails and reduce the risk of infection. Rounding the edges can increase the likelihood of nail problems in clients with neuropathy.