All of the following terms refer to a body part that is cold but not frozen, EXCEPT: Select one: A. frostnip. B. frostbite. C. trench foot. D. immersion foot.

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All of the following terms refer to a body part that is cold but not frozen, EXCEPT:

Select one:
A. frostnip.
B. frostbite.
C. trench foot.
D. immersion foot.

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Trench Foot

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