When Will Mengtai's One-handed Magnetic Restraint Belt Be Used in Psychiatric Care?

The one-handed magnetic restraint belt developed by Mengtai is mainly used in psychiatry for the following situations:

1. agitated patients: when psychiatric patients appear excited agitation, hallucinations, hallucinations and other symptoms, resulting in their possible self-injury, attack others or destruction of objects, medical staff will use single-handed models of magnetic restraint tape to limit some of the patient's activities, in order to protect the patient's own safety and that of others.

2. Patients who do not co-operate with treatment: Some psychiatric patients may not be willing to co-operate with treatment when they have an attack, the use of magnetic restraining belts can help healthcare workers to provide necessary treatment and care for such patients.

3. Preventing accidents: In order to prevent patients from falling out of bed, bumping or scratching due to unconsciousness, coma or delirium, healthcare workers may use one-handed magnetic restraints to secure the patient's body parts.

One-handed magnetic restraints may be used in the following situations:

①Patients who are mildly to moderately agitated: For patients who are mildly to moderately agitated, the One-Handed Magnetic Restraint can limit some of their movement while allowing them to maintain a certain degree of freedom of movement, which is less uncomfortable for the patient.

② Patients who need temporary restraints: When patients experience acute symptoms, such as sudden aggressive or self-injurious behaviour, healthcare professionals may need to quickly use a one-handed magnetic restraint belt for temporary restraints.

③Patients who need to protect their privacy and dignity: One-handed magnetic restraints are usually designed with the patient's privacy and dignity in mind, and are suitable for patients who are more sensitive to personal privacy.

The use of Mengtai one-handed magnetic restraint in psychiatry is designed to ensure the safety of patients, healthcare professionals and others, while providing a more humane and safe means of care.