Fractures, Casting, and Cast Removal Instructions 1. Assess the requirements to diagnose fractures with or without casting treatment protocols, including patient education and pre- and post-cast removal if needed. 2. Then, answer the following questions: a. Name and describe the different types of fractures and their characteristics. b. List the medical supplies that will be needed if the patients will receive a cast for treatment.

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