A frostbitten foot can be identified by the presence of: Select one: a. soft, smooth skin. b. gross deformity. c. mottling and blisters. d. blanching of the skin.

C - Mottling and blisters

Explanation:

A Frostbitten foots happen when a person body is exposed to low temperatures or extreme cold which causes freezing of the skin. Mostly the Foots or feets, ears, cheeks, hands and face are affected and it can cause injury to the skin or body tissues which results in a loss of feeling and color in the affected area and can cause permanent tissue damage. In a very severe cases frostbite can lead to amputation of the affected area ...

Therefore a Frostbitten foots can lead to mottling and blisters in a low temperature bor extreme cold environment.