Nursing · Pediatric Restraints
A 6-month-old infant is admitted to the post-anesthesia care unit with elbow restraints in place. The child is intubated and will be extubated soon. Which nursing intervention is most appropriate regarding the restraints?
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- 1Remove both restraints simultaneously and provide range-of-motion exercises
- 2Remove one restraint at a time and provide range-of-motion exercises✓
- 3Do not remove restraints until the child is extubated
- 4Remove both restraints at the same time as the child is about to be extubated
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Remove one restraint at a time and provide range-of-motion exercises
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