Which of the following positions is adopted by an injured athlete when a foot spica is being applied?
A. The athlete kneels or lies face down, with the affected foot hanging relaxed over the edge of the table.
B. The athlete stands with support while bearing the body weight on the opposite leg.
C. The athlete lies supine with feet up in the air.
D. The athlete sits with ankle and foot dorsiflexed and extending off the table.
Answer: D
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