Yes. The chest will normally provide support for fractures of the hand, wrist, or lower arm.
You only need to apply one swath when the chest is used as a rigid object
You only need to apply one swath when the chest is used as a rigid object.
You only need to apply one swath when the chest is used as a rigid object
Splint injuries:The sling and swath is used for all upper extremities. The sling supports the injured extremity and immobilizes the lower arm, while the swath functionally immobilizes the shoulder and keeps the arm from "chicken winging" outward.
Make sure there is a distal pulse from the splint prior to (and after) placing in a sling.
The gardeners made a swath cut through the grass.
a sling is what helps to support the extremity. A swath keeps it from swinging.
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