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===Humerous=== | ===Humerous=== | ||
#Humeral shaft fracture | #Humeral shaft fracture | ||
##[[ | ##[[Long Arm Posterior Splint]] or stable-coaptation splint/unstable-elephant ear | ||
#Supracondylar humeral fracture | #Supracondylar humeral fracture | ||
##[[ | ##[[Long Arm Posterior Splint]] (ortho consult for Type 2 or 3) | ||
#Humeral condyle fracture | #Humeral condyle fracture | ||
##[[ | ##[[Long Arm Posterior Splint]] and ortho for ORIF if displaced | ||
#Olecranon fracture | #Olecranon fracture | ||
##Nondisplaced | ##Nondisplaced | ||
###S&S | ###S&S | ||
##Displaced | ##Displaced | ||
###[[ | ###[[Long Arm Posterior Splint]] or emerg. ORIF | ||
===Forearm=== | ===Forearm=== | ||
Revision as of 18:33, 7 March 2012
Types
- Double Sugar Tong Splint
- Long Arm Posterior Splint
- Forearm Volar Splint
- Sugar Tong
- Radial Gutter
- Ulnar Gutter
- Thumb Spica
- Buddy Tape
- Dorsal Volar Finger Splint
Treatment
Upper Extremity
Humerous
- Humeral shaft fracture
- Long Arm Posterior Splint or stable-coaptation splint/unstable-elephant ear
- Supracondylar humeral fracture
- Long Arm Posterior Splint (ortho consult for Type 2 or 3)
- Humeral condyle fracture
- Long Arm Posterior Splint and ortho for ORIF if displaced
- Olecranon fracture
- Nondisplaced
- S&S
- Displaced
- Long Arm Posterior Splint or emerg. ORIF
- Nondisplaced
Forearm
- Radial Head Fracture
- Nondisplaced
- S&S
- Displaced
- LAPS or emerg. ORIF
- Nondisplaced
- Monteggia (ulnar shaft w/prox radioulnar disloc)
- Emergent ortho for ORIF
- Galeazzi Fracture (distal radius w/distal ulnar disloc)
- Emerg. ortho for ORIF
- Elbow dislocation
- LAPS after reduction (if assoc. Fx-emerg. ortho)
- Forearm Fracture
- Sugar Tong
- Colle's Fracture (distal radius with dist dorsal angulation)
- Sugar Tong
- Smith Fracture (reverse colles w/ volar angulation)
- Sugar Tong
Hand
- Flexor tendon injury
- Finger splint/hand specialist ref.
- Extensor tendon injury
- Poss ED repair/finger splint to hand specialist
- Mallet finger
- Finger splint to DIP (DIP in slight hyperextension)
- Gamekeeper's thumb
- Thumb spica
- Scaphoid Fracture
- Thumb spica splint
- Carpal Fracture
- Bennet's Fracture (intrarticular Fx at base of 1st MCP)
- Thumb spica
- Rolando Fracture (comminuted base of 1st MCP
- Thumb spica
- Boxer's Fracture
- Ulnar gutter splint
- MCP Fracture
- Gutter splint (4th and 5th-ulnar, 2nd and 3rd-radial)
- Phalynx Fracture
- Finger splints with buddy tape
- S&S = sling and swath
- LAPS = Long Arm Posterior Splint
