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2. The purpose of using ice on an injured area is... * to increase blood flow. O to hydrate an injury. O to reduce blood flow. O to dilate blood vessels.
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2. The purpose of using ice on an injured area is... *

to increase blood flow.
O to hydrate an injury.
O to reduce blood flow.
O to dilate blood vessels.

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B - reduces blood flow,

The main reason to use ice stops swelling and numbs the pain,
It does this by reducing blood flow to the area
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