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    Fractures are breaks or cracks in bones. Treatment involves not moving the casualty unless in danger, steadying and supporting the injured limb without moving it, and treating for shock while calling emergency services for an ambulance.

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    St John Ambulance, Fractures Guide

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    Fractures are breaks or cracks in bones. Treatment involves not moving the casualty unless in danger, steadying and supporting the injured limb without moving it, and treating for shock while calling emergency services for an ambulance.

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    First Aid Facts: Fractures: What Are They?

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    Fractures are breaks or cracks in bones. Treatment involves not moving the casualty unless in danger, steadying and supporting the injured limb without moving it, and treating for shock while calling emergency services for an ambulance.

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    First aid facts: Fractures

    What are they?


    A break or crack in the bone.

    Treatment
    1. Do not move the casualty
    unless they are in danger;
    keep them still and call 999
    or 112 for an ambulance
    2. Steady and support the
    injured limb (without
    moving it)
    3. Treat for shock.

    © St John Ambulance 2010 | Registered charity no.

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