- Client demonstrates use of adaptive coping strategies when 14. Observe the client in restraints every 15 minutes (or ac- 1. Anxiety is maintained at a level at which client feels no need Outcome Criteria 15. As agitation decreases, assess client’s readiness for restraint 2. Client denies any ideas of self-destruction.for aggression.licensed independent practitioner responsible for the care of the patient) be conducted within 1 hour of initiating restraint or seclusion (The Joint Commission, 2010). The physician must reevaluate and issue a new order for re-straints every 4 hours for adults and every 1 to 2 hours for children and adolescents.pulses). Assist client with needs related to nutrition, hy-cording to institutional policy). Ensure that circulation to extremities is not compromised (check temperature, color, (formerly the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Health-dration, and elimination. Position client so that comfort is facilitated and aspiration can be prevented. care Organizations [ JCAHO]) requires that an in-person a nursing priority.evaluation (by a physician, clinical psychologist, or other removal or reduction. Remove one restraint at a time, while assessing client’s response. the client and staff.^ This minimizes risk of injury to Adjustment Disorder Client safety is ●^241
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