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You are attending to a patient with an nondisplaced elbow fracture. she has a strong pulse and good capillary refill. how should you address this type of injury?

You are attending to a patient with an nondisplaced elbow fracture. she has a strong pulse and good capillary refill. how should you address this type of injury?
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you are attending to a patient with an nondisplaced elbow fracture. she has a strong pulse and good capillary refill. how should you address this type of injury?

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Splint from the shoulder joint to the wrist joint to stabilize the entire arm
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