Acute pain management
Open fractures require immediate IV antibiotics and urgent surgical washout
Neurovascular compromise from fracture requires emergent reduction and/or orthopedic intervention
Consider risk for compartment syndrome
RICE
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Significant swelling or overly aggressive icing to radial side of<unk>  may result in temporary palsy to the superficial radial nerve (numbness over the dorsum of the<unk> 
Indicated for angulated (more than 20-30 degrees), extraarticular fracture if clinician is comfortable with the procedure
Splinting
Type I, II -<unk>  Spica Splint with the IP joint free and wrist in 30 deg of extension
Type III - Short arm<unk>  Spica Splint extending to the IP joint and wrist in 30 deg of extension
Type I, II -<unk>  Spica Splint with the IP joint free and wrist in 30 deg of extension
Type III - Short arm<unk>  Spica Splint extending to the IP joint and wrist in 30 deg of extension
Thumb fracture
Non-thumb metacarpal fractures
Tibial spine fracture 
Head
Tibia fracture 
Neck
Trapezium fracture
Shaft