NURSING FUNDAMENTALS- Restraints
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1. Basic human rights
are protected by the
what?
2. Residents have the
right too...
3. What tare the two
types of restraints?
4. Physical restraints
are also known as
what?
5. What were restraints
used for in the past?
6. Unnecessary usage
of restraints is known
as what?
7. What are acceptable
physical restraints?
8. What are unaccept-
able ways to restrain
someone?
9. What are restraint
free- facilities?
10. Restraint alternatives
are...
11. What is one restraint
alternative?
The Constitution
Be treated with consideration, respect, and full recog-
nition of personal dignity.
Physical and Chemical
Postural support and protective devices
Residents prone to fall or wonder, residents who
pulled tubes out, residents who were considered a
threat to themselves or other residents
False Imprisonment
Side rails on the bed, special chairs, lap cushions or
trays, vest and jacket restraints, safety belts, and soft
ties.
Pushing a wheel chair so close to a wall that they are
unable to maneuver themselves away from the wall,
pushing the rails up on a bed so that a resident is
unable to get themselves out, and isolating a person
from daily activities.
Restraints are not used for any reason and not kept
in the facility.
Interventions used instead of restraints.
Answering call lights quickly and efficiently
