foot care lapin ammattiopisto / hyvinvointiala riitta collin
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Foot CareFoot Care
Lapin ammattiopisto / hyvinvointialaLapin ammattiopisto / hyvinvointiala
Riitta CollinRiitta Collin
GOOD FOOT CAREGOOD FOOT CARE
have a wash every dayhave a wash every day dry the foot whit a clean towel, also dry the foot whit a clean towel, also
between your toes, don’t stretch the skinbetween your toes, don’t stretch the skin take care of your skintake care of your skin if you have dry skin use creamif you have dry skin use cream massage the cream in your skin and nailsmassage the cream in your skin and nails don’t but the cream between your toesdon’t but the cream between your toes
when necessary, cut your nails whit when necessary, cut your nails whit sharp scissorssharp scissors
cut your nails straight across or cut your nails straight across or slightly convexslightly convex
the free edge of a nail should never the free edge of a nail should never be cut so short as to expose the nail be cut so short as to expose the nail bedbed
be sure that the nail complies whit be sure that the nail complies whit the shape of the toethe shape of the toe
use clean shocks every dayuse clean shocks every day be sure that they are not too small or be sure that they are not too small or
too tighttoo tight shocks made of synthetic fibresshocks made of synthetic fibres are are
best best if you want to be in good condition, you if you want to be in good condition, you
need exerciseneed exercise your feet needs exercise tooyour feet needs exercise too it is very important that muscular it is very important that muscular
action in small muscles is also goodaction in small muscles is also good
FOOTWEARFOOTWEAR
in some instances shoes are the in some instances shoes are the cause of the problemcause of the problem
correctly-fitting shoes should correctly-fitting shoes should have a gap between the longest have a gap between the longest toe and the front of the shoetoe and the front of the shoe
this gap should ideally be about this gap should ideally be about 10 mm10 mm
correct width is important and correct width is important and should be sufficient to allow the toes should be sufficient to allow the toes to rest flat on the insole without to rest flat on the insole without being compressedbeing compressed
correct depth is important to prevent correct depth is important to prevent pressure being exerted on the tops pressure being exerted on the tops of the toesof the toes
the shape of the shoe, a straight the shape of the shoe, a straight inside border is also important inside border is also important
the traditional material for shoe the traditional material for shoe upper manufacture is leather upper manufacture is leather and it still has advantages over and it still has advantages over synthetic materialssynthetic materials
leather stretch whit in wearleather stretch whit in wear leather allows perspiration to leather allows perspiration to
escape from the footescape from the foot
hard-wearing synthetic outsole hard-wearing synthetic outsole and when it is thick enough it and when it is thick enough it gives shock absorptiongives shock absorption
low, wide heel gives good stabilitylow, wide heel gives good stability firm stiffening round the heelfirm stiffening round the heel method of fixation, lace is the method of fixation, lace is the
best best
ReferenceReference
Liukkonen, Saarikoski 2004. Jalat ja terveysLiukkonen, Saarikoski 2004. Jalat ja terveys Liukkonen ja Saarikoski 2007. Terveet jalatLiukkonen ja Saarikoski 2007. Terveet jalat Lorimer ym. 2006. Neale’s Disorders of the Lorimer ym. 2006. Neale’s Disorders of the
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