However, application techniques can be variable and are often ineffective after the patient is discharged because of weakness and wear of the plaster. this can lead … application techniques for plaster of paris back slab, resting splint, and thumb spica using ridged reinforcement. Immobilization of fractures with plaster of paris is a mainstay of management of stable, nondisplaced fractures not requiring fixation. however, application techniques can be variable and are often ineffective after the patient is discharged because of weakness and wear of the plaster. this can lead to displacement of fractures and inadequate analgesia. we describe a simple, inexpensive.
A, wool is applied to the forearm, and the plaster of paris is measured to fit. b,a ridge is formed between the index and thumb longitudinally down the plaster and smoothed out until the plaster has set. c, a crepe bandage is applied. figure 2 a, wool is applied to include the thumb. b, a 10 cm wide plaster is applied. a. Request pdf | application techniques for plaster of paris back slab, resting splint, and thumb spica using ridged reinforcement | immobilization of fractures with plaster of paris is a mainstay of. Volar slab: common plaster for distal radius fractures. plaster wool is wrapped around the hand and forearm, with care taken not to pass the knuckles on the dorsal side and the palmar crease on the palmar side. a 15 cm wide, 10 layer thick plaster is measured to achieve the appropriate length, with an area for the thumb cut out (figure 1, a). Doi: 10.1016 j.jen.2013.03.002 corpus id: 205986576; application techniques for plaster of paris back slab, resting splint, and thumb spica using ridged reinforcement. @article{chow2013applicationtf, title={application techniques for plaster of paris back slab, resting splint, and thumb spica using ridged reinforcement.}, author={jason chow and shelly hsu and daniel kwok and jessica reagh.
Volar slab: common plaster for distal radius fractures. plaster wool is wrapped around the hand and forearm, with care taken not to pass the knuckles on the dorsal side and the palmar crease on the palmar side. a 15 cm wide, 10 layer thick plaster is measured to achieve the appropriate length, with an area for the thumb cut out (figure 1, a). Doi: 10.1016 j.jen.2013.03.002 corpus id: 205986576; application techniques for plaster of paris back slab, resting splint, and thumb spica using ridged reinforcement. @article{chow2013applicationtf, title={application techniques for plaster of paris back slab, resting splint, and thumb spica using ridged reinforcement.}, author={jason chow and shelly hsu and daniel kwok and jessica reagh. Application techniques for plaster of paris back slab, resting splint, and thumb spica using ridged reinforcement. sign in | create an account. orcid.org. Application techniques for plaster of paris back slab, resting splint, and thumb spica using ridged reinforcement. j emerg nurs. 2013; 39(5):e79 81 (issn: 1527 2966) chow j; hsu s; kwok d; reagh j. immobilization of fractures with plaster of paris is a mainstay of management of stable, nondisplaced fractures not requiring fixation.
Application techniques for plaster of paris back slab, resting splint, and thumb spica using ridged reinforcement. sign in | create an account. orcid.org. Application techniques for plaster of paris back slab, resting splint, and thumb spica using ridged reinforcement. j emerg nurs. 2013; 39(5):e79 81 (issn: 1527 2966) chow j; hsu s; kwok d; reagh j. immobilization of fractures with plaster of paris is a mainstay of management of stable, nondisplaced fractures not requiring fixation.
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