Hospital Limb Restraints Medical Extremity Restraints

Indications

（1）Psychiatric patients
In psychiatric wards, some patients may exhibit self-harm, harm others, or damage medical equipment due to unstable mental states. Limb restraints can restrain the patient's limbs when necessary to prevent them from engaging in dangerous behaviors. For example, patients with mania may be overly excited and struggle during an episode. Limb restraints can limit their large-scale limb movements and ensure the safety of the patient themselves as well as the safety of those around them and the environment.
（2）Patients in intensive care units (ICUs)
Patients in ICUs are usually seriously ill and may be connected to various life support devices on their bodies, such as tracheal intubation, central venous catheters, urinary catheters, etc. Some patients may unconsciously pull on these important medical devices due to unconsciousness, pain, or discomfort, which may lead to device displacement or detachment and thus endanger life. Limb restraints can appropriately restrain the patient's limbs to ensure the normal operation of these medical devices and also help medical staff perform effective nursing operations on patients.
（3）Patients in geriatric wards
Among elderly patients, especially those with Alzheimer's disease or other cognitive impairment diseases, there may be situations such as confusion and loss of behavioral control. They may remove infusion needles, scratch wounds, or fall from the hospital bed. Limb restraints can protect patients while reducing the nursing burden on medical staff and family members.

Features

（1）Built-in comfortable decompression cotton can effectively reduce pressure and friction.
（2）The complete webbing covers the entire restraint strap, which is comfortable, durable and strong.
（3）The main body part adopts one-piece molding technology without seams, improving comfort.