Safety Restraint

Safety restraints in the supply class Hospital Furniture, Equipment, Utensils, And Supplies refer to devices or equipment used to secure or immobilize patients for their safety and the safety of healthcare providers. These restraints are commonly used in medical, dental, and veterinary settings to prevent patients from causing harm to themselves or others during procedures or treatments.

Some common types of safety restraints in this supply class include:

1. Wrist and ankle restraints: These are straps or cuffs that are used to secure a patient's wrists or ankles to prevent them from moving or causing injury.

2. Chest restraints: These are straps or belts that are used to secure a patient's chest or torso to a bed or chair to restrict movement.

3. Limb restraints: These are straps or cuffs that are used to immobilize a patient's arms or legs to prevent them from interfering with medical procedures or treatments.

4. Head restraints: These are devices or straps that are used to immobilize a patient's head or neck to prevent movement during procedures or to maintain proper alignment during medical examinations.

5. Bed restraints: These are straps or belts that are used to secure a patient to a bed to prevent them from falling or wandering off.

It is important to note that the use of safety restraints should always be done in accordance with ethical guidelines and regulations, and should only be used when necessary and as a last resort. The safety and well-being of the patient should always be the top priority.