Restraint Is A Protection Rather Than A Restraint for The Irritable Patient

In clinical work, due to the need for treatment and care, critically ill patients often carry a variety of tubing and various instruments and equipment. Often during medical treatment, they will be irritable and delusional because of pain, physical discomfort and other factors, trying to pull out various catheters, even if some of the consciousness is still clear in the elderly patients in their sleep may also unconsciously pull out a variety of catheters, in order to ensure that the smooth progress of nursing care, we need to carry out the appropriate restraints for the patient, to avoid the occurrence of adverse events. Restraints are commonly used as aids in healthcare, nursing care, and specific environments to keep patients or individuals safe and prevent accidents. However, inappropriate use or care may pose additional risks such as skin damage and mood swings. Therefore, the proper use of restraining belts is instead a protection for irritable and unconscious patients.

What are the types of restraint tapes commonly used in Mengtai production?

1.Ordinary cloth restraint belt

This is a common clinical protective restraints, cotton fabric, breathable, usually with a wide bandage to play loose and tight double set of knots, used to fix the wrists, ankles and other parts of the patient's limbs, in order not to affect the blood circulation of the appropriate.

2.Wrist restraint belt

Commonly used in dementia and other elderly patients, can prevent patients from agitation, scratching, pulling out the catheter by themselves.

3.Shoulder Restraint Belt

It is used to fix the patient's shoulder and prevent the patient from sitting up. It is often used for elderly patients who get up by themselves at night to prevent the occurrence of fall and bed fall.

4. Restraint gloves

Restraint gloves, as an improved version of restraints, are now used more often in elderly patients. On the basis of anti-extraction and scratching, it pays more attention to breathable heat dissipation and high comfort.

Protective restraint is not only a technical tool in medical care, but also a reflection of the deep concern of healthcare professionals for the life safety and mental health of patients.