Stockinette 
Cloth sleeve
Base layer for splint/cast
Protects skin
Cast padding (eg Webril)
Used with plaster of Paris
2-3 layers with padding of bony points as needed
Wrapping circumferentially with 50% overlap will automatically create 2 layers
Plaster of Paris
6-10 layers for upper extremity splints, 12-15 for lower extremity splints
Takes 20 minutes to cure, sooner if warmer water is used
Watch for exothermic reaction
Elastic bandage
Outer layer to hold splint in place
Excessive tightness can lead to pain, less room for swelling
Cloth sleeve
Base layer for splint/cast
Protects skin
Used with plaster of Paris
2-3 layers with padding of bony points as needed
Wrapping circumferentially with 50% overlap will automatically create 2 layers
6-10 layers for upper extremity splints, 12-15 for lower extremity splints
Takes 20 minutes to cure, sooner if warmer water is used
Watch for exothermic reaction
Outer layer to hold splint in place
Excessive tightness can lead to pain, less room for swelling
Fiberglass
Pre-wrapped material
Use cool or room temperature water
Not as pliable as plaster of Paris
Trim or cover cut edges to prevent injury
Pre-wrapped material
Use cool or room temperature water
Not as pliable as plaster of Paris
Trim or cover cut edges to prevent injury
Splinting
Coaptation splint
Vacuum splint
Stirrup splint
Posterior ankle splint
Sling and swathe splint
Finger splint
Buddy tape splint