Need to find medical literature or articles that state ER physicians and general practicioners are trained to and regularly apply cast to patients with broken bones specifically to a child next to a broken arm

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Answers:    not sure what specifically you're looking for - we DO NOT apply hard cast in the ER - once a fracture is see on the Xrays we will put on a splint (usually made out of Ortho-Glass/fiberglass) - we do not put hard cast on because the extremity will swell and could cause compartment syndrome. the splints we apply (usually the nurse or tech contained by the ER - rarely the physician or PA) are hard/rigid for support and immobility of the fracture - but wrapped contained by padding and ACE bandage so they can contract/expand.
need to follow up near an orthopedic doctor for continuing/follow up care!

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