This report analyzes the clinical reasoning cycle in wound management, focusing on a case study of Mrs. Gina Bacci, a 49-year-old woman with type 2 diabetes and a foot ulcer. The report identifies two key clinical priorities: effective wound management, including dressing changes, antibiotic use, and pain management, and promotion of self-management skills for diabetes. It emphasizes the importance of patient education, particularly regarding medication adherence, healthy lifestyle habits (diet), and the prohibition of wearing socks at night. The report highlights the role of a culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) nurse in patient education and the evaluation of outcomes based on blood glucose levels and wound healing. Nursing interventions include wound dressing, antibiotic administration, and pain management through pharmacological and non-pharmacological methods like music therapy. The report concludes that effective wound care and diabetes management are crucial for Mrs. Bacci's recovery, emphasizing a patient-centered approach.