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A wet plaster cast feels damp, appears dull and gray, sounds dull on percussion, and smells musty. The cast is dry when it feels hard and firm, has a white and shiny appearance, is resonant to percussion, and odorless. On occasion, the plaster cast may have rough edges, which can crumble and cause skin irritation.

Which of the following statements is accurate regarding care of a plaster cast? a) The cast must be covered with a blanket to keep it moist during the first 24 hours. b) The cast will dry in about 12 hours. c) A dry plaster cast is dull and gray. d) The cast can be dented while it is damp.

A plaster cast is a medical device used to stretch calf muscles and improve foot position during walking. It is changed every 1-2 weeks, worn by the patient for about 6 weeks, and is sometimes referred to as 'inhibitory casts'.

How can you keep the cast in good shape? • Keep it dry. Cover the cast with a waterproof bag when bathing. • Do not rest cast on a hard surface or corner for first 3 days; cast may take 3 days to completely dry and doing so may dent your cast. • Keep it clean. Avoid getting dirt or sand inside the cast. • Avoid lotions.

Which statement is accurate regarding care of a plaster cast? The cast must be covered with a blanket to keep it moist during the first 24 hours. The cast will dry in about 12 hours. The cast can be dented while it is damp. A dry plaster cast is dull and gray.

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