Part of the treatment for frostbite of the feet is the rapid rewarming of the cold injury. What is the preferred temperature of rewarming when using the wet rapid rewarming method?

Correct Answer: Option C — Immersing the feet in an adequate amount of water maintained between 104oF to 107.6oF.

The standard medical protocol for treating frostbite requires rapid rewarming using water maintained strictly between 104°F and 107.6°F. This specific temperature range is effective for thawing ice crystals within the tissue while minimizing the risk of secondary thermal injury to the patient's already compromised skin.