How do you treat a bone fracture?

Answer 1

aligning broken ends of bone, surgery, plaster cast, splint

Answer 2

The treatment of fracture will depend upon the site and type of fracture. Simple cracks and undisplaced fractures can be treated by immobilisation with a plaster cast. Complicated and open or compound fractures may require surgery and fixation with nail, plates and screws with antibiotic cover.

Answer 3

Any foreign material (dirt, stones, fabric, etc) should be removed and the area thoroughly cleansed with sterile isotonic water. The break should be reduced - the ends placed back into alignment - and the fracture stabilized through appropriate medical treatment. This may range from a splint for a broken finger to a cast on a broken limb to complete immobilization for severe spinal breaks. Often surgical implants like plates, screws, pins and other devices are used to help maintain the reduction of the fracture.

Answer 4

You go to hospital and a doctor will put a cast on it like for a broken bone. (PS i do not know much about this, its just I thought ANY answer I could give is better than the previous one)

Answer 5

Usually with a cast or splint depending on how bad it is.

Answer 6

Dont move the part of the body the broken bone is in. try to make a splint with something and keep it straight. go to the hospital immediately.

Answer 7

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