Orthopaedic Injury: Diagnosis and Management Online Course

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Acute Orthopaedic injury is a common emergency presentation and occurs across all age groups with injuries ranging from minor through to limb or even life threatening. In this first course we explore the clinical and radiological assessment of the patient with orthopaedic injury, review the presentation, diagnosis and treatment of a range of upper limb soft tissue injuries and fractures and complete the topic by examining the procedure for applying a plaster cast to splint injuries. The topic is divided into the the following key areas :

1. Assessment of Limb Injury
2. Upper Limb Injuries
3. Splinting Limb Injuries