Plastic Interlocking Splint
R9,98 excl. VAT
Stabilize injuries quickly with this durable Plastic Interlocking Splint, designed for rapid immobilization of arms, legs, wrists, or ankles. This lightweight and adjustable medical device is an essential component for first aid kits, emergency response teams, and sports facilities.
Versatile Emergency Immobilization
The Plastic Interlocking Splint is a highly reliable medical device engineered to stabilize injured limbs, including arms, legs, wrists, and ankles. Utilizing a unique interlocking system, these plastic pieces can be quickly adjusted to accommodate various limb sizes and specific injury types, ensuring a secure and customized fit.
Key Benefits and Applications
Designed for high-pressure environments, this splint offers a lightweight yet robust alternative to traditional, bulky immobilization methods. It is an ideal solution for:
- Emergency Responders & Ambulances: Rapid deployment in the field.
- First Aid Kits: Compact storage for workplaces, schools, and homes.
- Sports Facilities: Immediate stabilization for athletes on the field.
- Clinics & Medical Facilities: Reliable support for patient stabilization.
By keeping the affected area secure and properly aligned, this splint helps prevent further tissue or bone damage until professional medical treatment can be administered. The interlocking mechanism allows for easy assembly and removal, while the durable plastic construction ensures the device is easy to clean and reusable.
Technical Specifications
- Weight: 0.075 kg
- Dimensions: Length: 15 cm, Width: 5 cm, Height: 1.2 cm
- Material: Durable, easy-to-clean plastic
- Function: Limb immobilization and stabilization
| Weight | 0,075 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 15 × 5 × 1,2 cm |
Product knowledge base and guides
Product Overview
The Plastic Interlocking Splint is a modular immobilization tool used in pre-hospital care to restrict movement in an injured limb. Its interlocking design allows for a custom-fit application, making it more versatile than rigid, single-piece splints.
Technical Specifications
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Weight | 0.075 kg |
| Length | 15 cm |
| Width | 5 cm |
| Height | 1.2 cm |
| Material | High-grade plastic |
How It Works
The splint consists of multiple interlocking segments. By connecting these segments, the user can create a rigid structure that conforms to the shape of the patient's limb. Once the desired length and shape are achieved, the splint is secured around the limb (typically using bandages or straps) to prevent any rotation or movement of the fracture or sprain site.
Installation & Usage Guidelines
- Assess the Injury: Identify the area of swelling or deformity.
- Assemble the Splint: Interlock the plastic pieces to reach the required length for the limb being treated.
- Positioning: Gently place the splint alongside the injured limb, ensuring it supports the joints above and below the injury site.
- Secure: Use medical bandages, crepe bandages, or straps to wrap the splint firmly to the limb. Ensure it is tight enough to prevent movement but not so tight that it restricts circulation.
- Check Circulation: Always check for pulse and skin temperature below the splint to ensure blood flow is not compromised.
Maintenance and Cleaning
Because the splint is made of durable plastic, it is highly hygienic. To maintain cleanliness:
- Wipe down with a mild disinfectant or medical-grade antiseptic wipe after each use.
- Ensure the device is completely dry before storing it in a first aid kit.
- Inspect the interlocking mechanisms regularly to ensure they remain functional and free of debris.
Safety Precautions
- Do not attempt to realign a bone: Immobilize the limb in the position it was found.
- Monitor Circulation: If the patient reports numbness, tingling, or skin discoloration, loosen the securing bandages immediately.
- Professional Care: This device is for temporary stabilization only; always seek professional medical attention immediately.
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