Before placing protective restraints on patients, an effective assessment must be carried out to assess whether the patient needs protective restraints through the patient's consciousness, muscle strength, life channels, etc.
1. The indications for restraining the patient must be strictly controlled and can only be used when other helpful measures are ineffective.
2. Patients with severe cognitive impairment or physical dysfunction.
3. Patients with cognitive impairment use medical equipment such as monitors, intravascular indwelling needles, etc.
4. Patients who suffer from mental disorder during surgery, which affects the normal progress of treatment and nursing work.