Question 37Safety & Environmental - QMED70% to pass
Part of the treatment for frostbite of the feet is the rapid rewarming of the cold injury. What is the preferred method of rewarming?
AI Explanation
The correct answer is B) Immersion of the feet in water between 104°F to 107.6°F.
This is the preferred method of rewarming for frostbite of the feet because it provides a controlled, gradual rewarming of the affected area. Immersion in water within this temperature range helps to restore blood flow and circulation to the frozen tissue without causing further damage. Rubbing or massaging the feet (option A) can cause additional injury, while exposure to open flame (option C) or walking (option D) can also lead to complications and tissue damage. The controlled water immersion technique is the safest and most effective way to rewarm frostbitten feet.
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