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Review Question - QID 213451

Hypothermia/Cold Injuries Evaluation and Management Frostbite-specific management QID: 213451 (M2.OMB.19.4872)
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QID 213451 (Type "213451" in App Search)
A 35-year-old man presents to the mountain resort clinic with pain and stiffness of his toes. He was climbing a mountain in Alaska when 3 weeks into his expedition, a storm front passed through his camp with sub-zero temperatures. On his walk back to camp, he began experiencing pain and numbness in his feet which worsened with increasing stiffness as he continued on. On physical examination, the skin on his toes appears pale and yellowish white with surrounding erythema, edema, and numbness over the area (Figure A). Which of the following is the best approach to management of his condition?
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  • A