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A
Extra force
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B
Extra caution and gentleness, avoiding any aggressive work that could cause injury; refer concerns to a physician
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C
No special care
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D
Cutting tools on calluses
Why this is the answer
Clients with diabetes or impaired circulation require extra caution during a pedicure because they may have reduced sensation and slower healing, so even small cuts or aggressive work can lead to serious complications and infection. The cosmetologist should be gentle, avoid any aggressive or cutting techniques, watch for any wounds, and refer concerns to a physician. Some such clients may need medical (podiatric) care rather than a standard salon pedicure. Knowing to take special care with these clients is an important safety point on the exam.
Source: Skin & Nails — Diabetic Client Caution