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1First Aid & Safety Center
Boo-boos, bug bites, and broken bones - oh my! Here's your one-stop shop for everything you need to know about how to keep kids safe.
2The Facts About Broken Bones
What happens when you break a bone?
3Broken Bones
Although many kids will have one at some point, a broken bone can be scary for them and parents alike. To help make things a little easier if a spill results in a fracture, here's the lowdown on what to expect.
4Broken Bones Instruction Sheet
Broken bones are not uncommon in children - especially after a fall. A broken bone requires emergency medical care. Find out what to do in this printer-friendly version.
5Broken Bones, Sprains, and Strains
Broken bones and torn muscles, ligaments, and tendons happen. Find out what to do if your child experiences any breaks, strains, or sprains.
6Frequently Asked Questions About Casts
Getting a cast often comes with plenty of questions. Read on for answers to some frequent inquiries many parents - and kids - may have about casts.
7When Your Child Needs a Cast
Casts keep bones in place while they heal. Depending on the severity of the injury, a cast can be worn for a few weeks to a few months.
8Broken Collarbone (Clavicle Fracture)
Learn about broken collarbones (or clavicle fractures), a common sports injury in kids, including how to help prevent them.
9Cool Cast Facts
Some injuries will heal best if a cast or splint is used. Find out how they work and how to take care of them in this article for kids.
10Getting an X-ray (Video)
You'll get an X-ray if your doctor thinks you might have a broken bone. Find out how X-rays are done in this video for kids.


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