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Broken Bone

Broken Bone. By Rafael Razo. Objective. The objective about learning how treat a broken bone is you will learn how to treat a bone wean someone breaks it such as a family member. Broken Bone. A broken bone is when one of the bones in your body crack and separate from each-other.

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Broken Bone

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  1. Broken Bone By Rafael Razo

  2. Objective The objective about learning how treat a broken bone is you will learn how to treat a bone wean someone breaks it such as a family member.

  3. Broken Bone A broken bone is when one of the bones in your body crack and separate from each-other. One example how people break there bones is falling real hard and there bone brakes.

  4. Check Skin Checking the skin is an important step because you would know if you’re supposed to apply ice in a injured area.

  5. Broken Bone Then apply ice to the injured area. Place a towel between the ice and the skin for 20-30 minutes at a time.

  6. Splint The next step is to apply a splint, apply the splint by placing a hard object under their hand like a ruler. That well establish the hand, then tie it around their hand, but not so tight or loose .

  7. Hospital Go to hospital and get an X-ray to check what was broken.

  8. Conclusion These are the steps for first aid of a broken bone. 1.Check skin 2.Apply ice 3.Apply splint 4. Go to Hospital

  9. Sources Web MD, broken arm article, http://firstaid.webmd.com/broken_arm_treatment_firstaid.htm, accessed 7/21/08

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