A 16-year-old male has been struck in the genitalia by a baseball. Assessment indicates a tremendous amount of edema as well as hematoma formation and bruising to his scrotum. The primary assessment reveals no life-threatening conditions; however, the patient is crying and rates the pain as 10/10. Which action is most appropriate for this patient?
A) Rapid transport using lights and sirens
B) Application of warm packs to the scrotum
C) Apply direct pressure to the site of injury
D) Place cool compresses to the testicles
D) Place cool compresses to the testicles
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