When assisting with nail care, what is an important limitation for the CNA?

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CNAs should not cut nails for residents with diabetes or circulation problems. CNAs should not cut nails for residents with diabetes, poor circulation, or other conditions that increase risk of infection and complications. A nurse or podiatrist should handle these cases. Choices A and B do not recognize important safety restrictions. Choice D is vague; there are specific clinical contraindications, not just preference-based restrictions.