A patient, age 18, has multiple soft tissue injuries from a bicycle accident. Primary medical management for soft tissue injuries includes
a. rest and heat to control edema.
b. elevation and ice to control edema.
c. immediate immobilization to halt pain.
d. aspiration of excessive fluid.
B
Contusions are the most common soft tissue injury. Most contusions are treated by applying ice bags or cold compresses.
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