spltin
Splinting is a common method used in medicine and veterinary practice to immobilize injured body parts. It is a temporary support applied externally to a limb or joint to protect it from further damage and to promote healing. Splints are typically made from rigid materials like plastic, metal, or wood, and are secured in place with bandages or straps. The primary goal of a splint is to prevent movement of the injured area, thereby reducing pain, swelling, and the risk of complications.
The application of a splint requires careful assessment of the injury to ensure proper alignment and to