The RICE procedure is used for joint injuries such as sprains and dislocations. What does the C stand for in RICE? a. Circulation. Compression.

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The RICE procedure is used for joint injuries such as sprains and dislocations. What does the C stand for in RICE? a. Circulation. Compression.

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The answer would be Compression.

Wrapping the injured or sore area with an elastic bandage.

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