POC notes
5. Shoulder spica cast
CASTS - For shoulder joint and
- temporary treatment modality for upper portion of the
fractures humerus fractures
- Types: plaster of paris and fiberglass
- Location: always above the fracture site
BRACES 6. Short arm circular cast
- mechanical way of immobilization (ex: in - For fractures of the wrist,
scoliosis; braces are used not to treat but carpals and metacarpals
prevent further progression of the lateral
curvature of the spine
MOLDS
- Wadding sheet, plaster of paris,
wadding sheet 7. Long arm circular cast
- Purpose: for compound fractures with - For radius, ulna affectations
swelling, open wound or infection (IOS)
TYPES:CAST
1. Collar cast
- For cervical
Spine affectations 8. Hanging cast
- For shaft of the humerus
2. Body cast (tube)
- For thoraco-lumbar CASTS with oblique cuts indicates callous
Spine affectations formation to be able to facilitate joint
movement
3. Minerva cast
- Combination of 9. Munnster/Fuenster
collar and body cast - for fracture of radius,
for cervical, thoraco- ulna with callous formation
lumbar affectations
4. Rizzer’s jacket cast
- For scoliosis and CTL
affectations 10. Functional
- for shaft of humerus
with callous formation
LOWER EXTREMITIES
16. Frog cast
11. Short leg circular cast - for congenital
- for fracture of ankle, hip displacia
tarsals and metatarsals
17. PTB or patellar tendon
12. Long leg circular cast bearing cast (with oblique cut
- for fracture of tibia, and heel)- for fractured
fibula proximal 3rd of tibia and
fibula with callous formation
13. Cylinder Cast 18. Delvit
- for fractured patella - for fractured distal 3rd
(left leg in the picture) of tibia, fibula with
callous formation
14. Pantalon Cast
- for fractured pelvis
19. Quadri-lateral ischial
bearing cast
- for shaft of femur
15. Hip spica cast - for hip and femur with callous formation
affectations
- Single spica cast
20. Brace cast
- distal 3rd of femur and
proximal 3rd of tibia,
fibula during callous formation
- 1 ½ spica cast
21. Basket cast
- massive knee injury,
compound knee injury,
- Double spica cast facilitates wound dressing
TYPES: MOLDS
28. Hip spica mold
22. Short arm circular mold - hip and femur affectations
- For fractures of the wrist, with IOS
carpals and metacarpals with IOS
(right arm in the picture)
23. Long arm circular mold
- For radius, ulna affectations
with IOS
24. Sugar tong mold
- for shaft of humerus
with IOS
25. Short leg circular mold
- for fracture of ankle,
tarsals and metatarsals
with IOS
26. Long leg circular mold
- for fracture of tibia,
fibula with IOS
27. Cylinder mold
- for fractured patella
with IOS (right leg in the
picture)