Restraint Gloves for Medical Procedures

Indications

（1）Prevent interference with medical procedures.
The main function of this safety glove is to prevent patients from interfering with medical procedures. In medical scenarios, especially before and after surgery, many patients will unconsciously pull on catheters and medical equipment on their bodies. For example, postoperative patients may pull on infusion tubes, urinary catheters, or wound dressings due to discomfort or unconsciousness during the anesthesia recovery process, which may lead to serious consequences such as catheter displacement, wound dehiscence, and infection. This safety glove can effectively restrain the hand movements of patients, thereby ensuring the smooth progress of the medical process.
（2）Suitable for specific patient groups.
It is recommended for two types of patient groups. One is patients who pull on catheters and medical equipment before and after surgery. The physical and mental states of patients before and after surgery are unstable, and they are prone to such behaviors of interfering with medical equipment. The second is elderly people with cognitive impairments and mental illnesses. Cognitive impairments (such as Alzheimer's disease, etc.) can lead to a decline in patients' cognitive functions and a lack of correct judgment of their own behaviors; mental illnesses (such as schizophrenia, etc.) can weaken patients' behavior control ability. These elderly people may exhibit behaviors such as pulling on clothes for no reason, scratching the skin, and destroying surrounding items. Safety gloves can avoid these situations to a certain extent.

Features

（1）Soft and safe materials.
Considering skin contact with patients, safety gloves may be made of soft, non-irritating materials such as high-quality cotton materials or special medical-grade soft synthetic materials. This can not only ensure the restraint of patients' hand movements but also not cause harm to patients' skin, such as friction injuries and allergies.
（2）Appropriate size and fit.
To achieve better restraint effects and not affect hand blood circulation, gloves will have an appropriate size. It needs to fit the patient's hand but not be too tight. There may be different sizes available to adapt to the differences in hand sizes of different patients. In addition, in the design, the natural shape of the hand may be considered to make patients relatively comfortable when wearing it.
（3）Easy to wear and observe.
Medical staff need to conveniently put on safety gloves for patients, so the way of wearing gloves may be relatively simple, such as adopting a design with a large opening and good elasticity. At the same time, in order to facilitate the observation of the patient's hand conditions, such as skin color (to judge whether there are blood circulation problems) and whether there are wounds, the gloves may be translucent or have an observation window design.