Question: 2 Chapter 12: Restraint Alternatives And Restraints A Person You Are Caring For Is In Wrist Restraints. Teaching Has Been Done With The Patient. He Has Been Instructed To Notify Staff For Any Numbness, Tingling, Or Decreased Sensation. During Your Shift, Every 15 Minutes You Check The Patient And He Reports Numbness In His Right Hand. What Do You Do? ...

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2 Chapter 12: Restraint Alternatives and Restraints A person you are caring for is in wrist restraints. Teaching has been done with the patient. He has been instructed to notify staff for any numbness, tingling, or decreased sensation. During your shift, every 15 minutes you check the patient and he reports numbness in his right hand. What do you do? Why is it important to besure the restarint is applied to the movable portion of the bed?

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