56 Questions
Which material can be used for splinting in case of unstable fractures or tendon injuries?
Rigid drainpipe
How many times is the padding and conforming layer repeated in the Robert-Jones layer?
Three times
Where should a splint be placed in Region 1?
Dorsally
Which type of splint ensures weight is placed through the whole toe and the heel is elevated?
Kimzie splint
What is the purpose of splinting unstable fractures or tendon injuries?
To immobilize the affected area
Which region requires splint placement laterally and caudally?
Region 2
Which material can be used for splinting in addition to rigid drainpipe?
Guttering
When should splinting be done?
For unstable fractures
How should the splint be placed in Region 3?
Laterally
Which type of bandage is used for lacerated tendons or fractures?
Robert Jones bandage
What is the purpose of the conforming layer in a Robert Jones bandage?
To create compression
What is the order of materials used in bandaging?
Protective material, padding, conforming, outer layer
What is the purpose of the figure of 8 bandage?
To provide stability
What is the outer layer of the bandage called?
Vetwrap
How many layers of padding are used in a Robert Jones bandage?
Three
What is the purpose of the Robert Jones bandage?
To provide stability
What should be avoided when applying a figure of 8 bandage?
Pressure points
What is the purpose of the conforming layer in a simple bandage?
To hold everything in place
Which material is NOT mentioned as a possible option for homemade splints?
Elastoplast
What is the purpose of using a Kimzie splint?
To elevate the heel
In which region should a splint be placed dorsally?
Region 1
What type of fractures or injuries require splinting?
Unstable fractures
Which region requires splint placement laterally and medially?
Region 3
When should Elastoplast be used in a Robert Jones bandage?
At the top and bottom
How many times is the padding and conforming layer repeated in the Robert-Jones layer?
Three times
What is the purpose of the conforming layer in a Robert Jones bandage?
To provide padding
What region requires splint placement laterally and caudally?
Region 2
Which type of bandage is used for lacerated tendons or fractures?
Robert Jones bandage
What is the purpose of the conforming layer in a Robert Jones bandage?
To create compression
How many layers of padding are used in a Robert Jones bandage?
Three layers
What is the purpose of the conforming layer in a simple bandage?
To hold everything in place
How many times is the padding and conforming layer repeated in the Robert-Jones layer?
Three times
What should be avoided when applying a figure of 8 bandage?
Pressure points at the back of the joint
Which material can be used for splinting in addition to rigid drainpipe?
Softban
What is the purpose of the figure of 8 bandage?
To hold everything in place
What is the outer layer of the bandage called?
Vetwrap
Which type of fractures or injuries require splinting?
Lacerated tendons
What is the purpose of the conforming layer in a Robert Jones bandage?
To provide padding
What is the purpose of using a Kimzie splint?
To stabilize the carpus
Which material can be used for splinting in case of unstable fractures or tendon injuries?
Rigid drainpipe
Where should a splint be placed in Region 1?
Dorsally
Which type of bandage is used to hold everything in place with one layer of padding?
Simple bandage
What is the purpose of the conforming layer in a Robert Jones bandage?
To create compression
Which material is used for padding in a bandage?
Cotton wool
Which region requires a figure of 8 bandage over the carpus and tarsus?
Accessory carpal bone
What is the order of materials used in bandaging?
Protective material, padding, conforming, outer layer
Finishing (______, duct tape, splints.)
Elastoplast
Important thing is that you need to recognise that your padding and conforming layer is repeated three times in your ______ layer.
Robert-Jones
We could use a ______ splint - where we apply a light bandage and apply the splint to the foot.
kimzie
Split into 4 regions according to the biomechanics and forces on each region • Region 1: alignment of dorsal cortices, splint placed ______ (commercial splints)
dorsally
Region 4: forelimb -stabilise ______.
carpus
______ bandage is the same as the simple bandage and we use the figure of 8 bandage over the carpus and tarsus.
Figure of 8
The conforming layer in a Robert-Jones is really important - has to be pulled really tight - to enable ______.
stability
The order of materials that we would use - Bandaging materials: 1. Protective material (softban) 2. Padding (cotton wool/Gamgee) 3. Conforming (elasticated bandage e.g. knitfirm) ○ Have to make sure that the compression is all the way under the fetlock ○ Has to be ______.
even
Our Robert-Jones bandage is there for stability of the limb - used for ______ tendons or fractures.
lacerated
We want to avoid any pressure points at the back of the joint - over the accessory carpal bone. We do not want to pressure ______.
sores
Test your knowledge on equine bandaging techniques with this quiz! Learn about the different types of bandages used, including the simple bandage and figure of 8 bandage. Discover the proper layering and materials used to ensure the bandage stays in place and provides optimal support for the horse.
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