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Overview
Restraints and Least Restrictive Safety: First Hour Nursing Priorities belongs to the Safety and Infection Control blueprint domain because the nurse must connect restraints cre...
NCLEX-RN
NCLEX-RN
Restraints and Least-Restrictive Safety: First Hour Nursing Priorities belongs to the Safety and Infection Control blueprint domain because the nurse must connect restraints create physiologic and psychological harm risk and are used only when safer alternatives fail to immediate bedside decisions. On Canadian NCLEX-RN, this content is tested through cue recognition, safety prioritization, and choosing the nursing action that prevents asphyxia, injury, pressure damage, trauma, delirium worsening, and rights violation.
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