Cryogenic burns can result in frostbite, what is the proper immediate treatment?

Correct Answer: Option D — Warm the area quickly by placing it in water at 108°F until it has thawed.

Rapid rewarming is the standard medical protocol for cryogenic frostbite. Immersing the affected area in water maintained at 108°F (42°C) facilitates controlled thawing, which helps restore circulation and minimizes tissue damage. Avoid massaging or using dry heat, as these can cause further trauma to the frozen tissue.