Questions: True or False: Proper footwear prevents slips, trips and falls along with improves circulation and relieves pressure from foot conditions.

True or False: Proper footwear prevents slips, trips and falls along with improves circulation and relieves pressure from foot conditions.
Transcript text: True or False: Proper footwear prevents slips, trips and falls along with improves circulation and relieves pressure from foot conditions.
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The answer is True: Proper footwear prevents slips, trips, and falls along with improving circulation and relieving pressure from foot conditions.

Explanation:

  • Proper footwear is designed to provide adequate grip and support, which helps in preventing slips, trips, and falls.
  • Good footwear can also improve circulation by providing proper support and cushioning, which helps in maintaining good blood flow.
  • Additionally, proper footwear can relieve pressure from foot conditions such as plantar fasciitis, bunions, and other foot-related issues by providing the necessary support and comfort.
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