Question

check on the restrained person every 15 min to make sure that feeling & blood flow are normal in the restrained extremity (arm/leg)
use the least restrictive restraint for the least amount of time
completely remove the restraint q 2 hrs, for a total of 10 min, provide range of motion exercises & reposition the person
make sure the call light control is within the restrained persons reach & respond to the ball light promptly
attend to the persons needs for nutrition, hydration, toileting, & general comfort
a quick - release, simple knot is used when tying restraints or manufactured with quick - release buckles
:: this is important to preserve the persons quality of life
:: all p/r should be repositioned every 2 hrs even if not restrained, repositioning and exercises prevent loss of mobility and skin breakdown
:: the restrained person is unable to do these things themselves :: this helps meet the basic human need of feeling safe
:: these allow the person to be released quickly in case of emergency

Explanation:

• Check on the restrained person every 15 min: Ensures normal feeling and blood flow, prevents tissue/nerve damage and abandonment feelings.
• Use the least restrictive restraint for the least amount of time: Preserves quality of life.
• Completely remove the restraint Q 2 hrs: Prevents loss of mobility and skin breakdown (as all \(P/R\) should be repositioned every 2 hrs even if not restrained).
• Make sure the call light control is within reach: Meets the basic human need of feeling safe.
• Attend to the person’s needs: Important as the restrained person is unable to do these things themselves.
• Use quick - release knots/buckles: Allows quick release in case of emergency.

Answer:

• Check on the restrained person every 15 min: Ensures normalcy and prevents negative outcomes.
• Use the least restrictive restraint for the least amount of time: Preserves quality of life.
• Completely remove the restraint Q 2 hrs: Prevents mobility and skin issues.
• Make sure the call light control is within reach: Addresses safety need.
• Attend to the person’s needs: As they can’t do it themselves.
• Use quick - release knots/buckles: For emergency release.