What Are Restraints In Nursing? - Nursing Knowledge Exchange

Описание: What Are Restraints In Nursing? In this informative video, we will discuss the important topic of restraints in nursing. Restraints are used in various healthcare settings to manage patient safety and ensure the well-being of both patients and staff. We will cover the different types of restraints, including physical restraints, chemical restraints, and seclusion, and explain when and why they are used. Understanding the distinction between behavioral and non-behavioral restraints is essential for nursing professionals, as it helps guide appropriate practices in patient care.

We will also highlight the regulations surrounding the use of restraints and the best practices that nurses should follow to maintain patient dignity and safety. From the materials used for physical restraints to the monitoring required for patients who are restrained, this video will provide you with essential information to navigate this complex aspect of nursing.

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