Slide 1 Long Leg Cast Leg Cast It Cast
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Slide 1 Long Leg Cast Leg Cast It Cast Pull the stockinette over the whole leg extending 5 10 cm beyond the proximal and distal edges of the cast. cast padding. apply several layers of cast padding starting distal to proximal. overlap about half the width of the padding avoiding protrusions, lumps and wrinkling. apply extra cast padding above the ankle to help prevent slippage of. Cast material. after immersing in water, apply the plaster (4 6 layers) or fiberglass (2 4 layers) each layer should overlap by about half the width. roll the stockinette and cast padding over the rough edges of the cast material. apply one additional layer over the stockinette and casting padding. confirm neurovascular status.
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Bonus Scenes From Making Life With A Long Leg Cast Youtube Overview. 1. the hip spica cast is one of the most difficult casts to apply. 2. the hip spica cast generally is composed of an abdominal portion attached to long leg casts, which is a so called “double spica cast.”. when the unaffected extremity is placed into a thigh only cast, the cast is termed a “1½ spica cast.”. Keep the affected limb in a long leg cast or a jones compression splint until the swelling subsides (2–4 weeks). apply the cast padding to the lower leg and extend to 2 in. proximal to the superior pole of the patella. first apply a short leg cast and extend it to just inferior to the tibial tubercle. Cast care instructions. please consult your physician for specific instructions based on the cast type and casting material used. for casts with cotton lining, be sure to keep the cast clean and dry. for casts with a waterproof lining, it is recommended that you get the lining wet everyday to prevent bacteria buildup. Cast care patient information.
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Cast Kit Long Leg Plaster A 1 Medical Integration Cast care instructions. please consult your physician for specific instructions based on the cast type and casting material used. for casts with cotton lining, be sure to keep the cast clean and dry. for casts with a waterproof lining, it is recommended that you get the lining wet everyday to prevent bacteria buildup. Cast care patient information. Your leg has been injured and you need to be in a cast for a period of time to allow the injury to heal. while the cast is on: do keep your cast clean and dry. when showering to keep your cast dry: 1. wrap a towel around the cast to absorb any water that may leak in. 2. place a plastic bag over the cast and seal with tape to ensure a snug fit. The long leg cast may be used for: tibial fractures. like the below the knee cast, the long leg cast requires a 90o angle at the ankle and a thick, flat foot plate.
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Llc Long Leg Cast A Photo On Flickriver Your leg has been injured and you need to be in a cast for a period of time to allow the injury to heal. while the cast is on: do keep your cast clean and dry. when showering to keep your cast dry: 1. wrap a towel around the cast to absorb any water that may leak in. 2. place a plastic bag over the cast and seal with tape to ensure a snug fit. The long leg cast may be used for: tibial fractures. like the below the knee cast, the long leg cast requires a 90o angle at the ankle and a thick, flat foot plate.
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