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The Restraint Flow Sheet is an essential document for recording the use of restraints in a medical setting. It ensures accurate documentation and helps maintain the dignity and safety of the individual receiving care.
Follow the steps to complete the Restraint Flow Sheet effectively
- Press the ‘Get Form’ button to retrieve the Restraint Flow Sheet and open it for editing.
- Carefully read through the 'Reasons for Use of Restraints' section. Indicate up to five reasons that apply by filling in the corresponding blank spaces.
- In the 'Documentation Required Every Hour' section, provide documentation for the specific observations noted each hour, like confusion or agitated behavior.
- Enter the date and time when the restraint was applied in the designated field.
- In the 'Alternatives Tried Code' section, select and list any alternative measures that were attempted prior to the use of restraints, referring to the numbered options.
- Identify the devices used by marking the appropriate options in the 'Devices' section, and specify any additional devices if necessary.
- Fill in the ordering physician's name and ensure that their signature is captured, confirming that the patient was seen within one hour of restraint application.
- Complete the 'Assessment Physiological Needs' section by detailing the patient's status every hour across multiple areas such as circulation and skin integrity.
- Document the family notification by entering initials in the provided space and ensure that dignity maintained criteria are met by checking the relevant points.
- After all fields are completed, save your changes, and consider downloading, printing, or sharing the form as needed.
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An intravenous arm board that is used to stabilize an intravenous line is an example of a safety device which is not considered a restraint.
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