Emergency treatment for child with fracture includes:

Rationale: A. Moving the injured limb can worsen the injury or cause additional pain. Clothing should be cut away carefully if needed. B. Immobilizing the affected limb, including the joints above and below the fracture, is essential to prevent further injury, reduce pain, and avoid complications such as nerve or vascular damage. C. Protruding bones should never be pushed back in, as this can introduce infection or cause additional trauma. Cover the area with a sterile dressing and seek immediate medical attention. D. Keeping the injury in a dependent (hanging down) position increases swelling and pain. The limb should be elevated if possible to reduce swelling.