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A sensory foot exam is done annually to test the sensation of touch in the feet of a person with diabetes. A monofilament or tuning fork is used such that the patient can determine of they have sensation to light touch and/or vibration. If they do not feel this slight sensation, it may be a sign of neuropathy. Back to top.
