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Watch the video, in which Mrs Delaney is treated for a broken bone.
Use the information below the video to remind yourself how to help someone who has a broken bone.
Supporting the injury may give pain relief and prevent further damage.
Make sure the injury is supported until help arrives.
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Questions and answers about first aid for broken bones.
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Take a look at the everyday household items you can use for first aid treatment.
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