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==Question 8== A client with a nonviolent behavior indication has soft wrist restraints applied to protect an endotracheal tube. Which nursing action is '''correct'''? # Secure the restraint ties to the side rails so the restraints move with the rails. # Obtain a PRN order so the restraints can be reapplied overnight as needed. # Tie the restraints to the movable bed frame using a quick-release knot and check circulation, sensation, and motion every two hours. # Leave the restraints in place continuously until the endotracheal tube is removed. '''Answer:''' 3. Tie the restraints to the movable bed frame using a quick-release knot and check circulation, sensation, and motion every two hours. ''Rationale:'' Restraints are secured to the movable portion of the bed frame so raising or lowering the bed does not tighten them, and a quick-release knot allows rapid removal in an emergency. Option 1 risks injury when the rail moves. Option 2 is prohibited; PRN and standing restraint orders are not permitted. Option 4 violates the requirement to release the restraint at least every two hours for range of motion, repositioning, toileting, hydration, and skin care, and to discontinue at the earliest possible time.
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