A team of community health nurses is considering the implementation of new programs in their community, and they are formulating research questions. Which of the following should represent a T in their PICOT questions? (Select All that Apply.)

A. This is crucial to prevent burns, especially for patients with sensory impairments or decreased skin sensation.
B. Rushing through the shower can increase the risk of accidents, such as falls. It's important to take your time and assist the patient as needed.
C. Hot water can burn the patient's skin, especially for those with sensory impairments. It's best to use warm water to avoid scalding.
D. Leaving the patient unattended in the shower room is unsafe. The patient could fall or experience other accidents. It's important to stay with the patient and assist them as needed.

A. Peripheral neuropathy typically results in a decreased ability to detect temperature changes due to nerve damage. Clients often experience reduced sensation or may not feel temperature variations accurately.
B. This is a common symptom of peripheral neuropathy. Many clients report a burning, tingling, or "pins and needles" sensation in their feet. This phenomenon is often associated with nerve damage, especially in conditions like diabetes.
C. Peripheral neuropathy can lead to diminished or altered sensation, including the inability to sense pressure accurately. Clients may not feel pressure on their feet, which increases the risk of injuries and ulcers.
D. Hyperreflexia refers to increased reflex responses, which may occur with upper motor neuron lesions or central nervous system issues, not peripheral nerve damage. Peripheral neuropathy usually results in diminished reflexes or areflexia.