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Restraints & Safe Alternatives

While a resident is restrained, what must remain available to her?

  • A.Her call light within reach, so she can call for help
  • B.Nothing, because restrained residents should simply rest
  • C.Only a television remote to keep her distracted and quiet
  • D.A full meal tray so she does not need staff attention
Correct answer

A. Her call light within reach, so she can call for help

Why

A restrained resident must still be able to call for help and have needs met, including fluids, toileting, and checks. Restraint never means leaving a resident without a way to summon help.

Content outline: Basic Nursing Skills - Safety: Restraints · From the Basic Nursing Skills practice bank (BN-164).

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