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What are some common causes of harmful behaviours according to the context?
Which of the following is NOT a guideline for the use of restraints?
What does the 'Least Restraint' approach emphasize?
Which legislation in Ontario addresses patient restraint minimization?
Which of the following is NOT a cause of harmful behaviour related to restraints?
Where are restraints generally NOT used according to the context?
Restraint use must be guided primarily by:
Which of these would be a valid reason to use restraints?
Poor positioning of a patient may lead to:
Regulation 79 is part of which act?
Which factor is NOT typically associated with causing harmful behaviours?
Which policy aims to minimize the use of restraints in care settings?
Restraints are sometimes used for staff convenience in long-term care settings.
Hallucinations can be a cause of harmful behaviours.
The use of restraints is allowed as a discipline method.
The patient's mobility is restricted when restraints are used.
Medications can contribute to harmful behaviours.
Restraints are commonly used in community settings.
The 'Least Restraint' approach ensures that restraints are only used after all other methods fail.
Restraints can be used to punish patients who are non-compliant.
Poor positioning can lead to discomfort and harmful behaviours in patients.
Illness and injury have no impact on patient behaviour.
Regulation 79 is part of the Long-Term Care Act affecting restraint use.
Restraints should be used primarily based on patient's medical symptoms and needs.
What is a primary purpose of the 'Least Restraint Policy'?
In which situation can restraints be legally used?
Poor positioning can lead to discomfort and may be a cause of harmful behaviours.
Restraints are always used as a first option in patient care.