splinted

Then it should be "splinted" -- that is, fastened to a board or something else to prevent motion and keep the ends of the broken bone together.

In Time of Emergency A Citizen's Handbook on Nuclear Attack, Natural Disasters (1968) United States. Office of Civil Defense

She cradled her splinted arm tightly against her chest, her eyes dull as she stared at the amp next to the mic stand.

Brush of Darkness Allison Pang 2011

The rules are that a contestant with health issues can be stitched, disinfected, splinted and/or hydrated by drinking water, but not given something to eat or given a day of rest in a hospital.

'Survivor Talk': Russell says he was 'pissed' at Jeff Probst for pulling him from the game | EW.com 2009

She cradled her splinted arm tightly against her chest, her eyes dull as she stared at the amp next to the mic stand.

Brush of Darkness Allison Pang 2011

Then she splinted and missed him crashing into the green, his skateboard sliding away to safety by the bin.

Home/Skateboard/Smoke Nicolette Wong 2011

And one states tea party people may be splinted into 5 groups w/little in common. theres no actual tea party. its just a label

Matthew Yglesias » Meet The Tea Party 2010

She arrived 10 minutes early and was taken to an X-ray room where her fracture was diagnosed, her toe was splinted and she was given a black boot to stabilize her foot and a prescription for a painkiller.

At the Mall: New Clinics Let Patients Skip the ER Laura Landro 2011

The duckling was lying on its side with its splinted leg sticking out.

Miz Pat Tackles The Duckling Killer « A Fly in Amber 2008

When I got home, I checked on the duckling with the splinted leg.

Miz Pat Tackles The Duckling Killer « A Fly in Amber 2008

Because she didn't have a front leg to stand on and be splinted, she was immediately euthanized, Bramlage said.

Eight Belles euthanized after runner-up finish 2008