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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Equine Practice, 1986
The object of restraint is to limit, restrict, and keep under control the animal's movement while performing different procedures. The author discusses the importance of evaluating the horse and its owner prior to employing any type of restraint, various concepts of restraint, and examples of situations in which restraint may be required.
A B, Caudle, D G, Pugh
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The object of restraint is to limit, restrict, and keep under control the animal's movement while performing different procedures. The author discusses the importance of evaluating the horse and its owner prior to employing any type of restraint, various concepts of restraint, and examples of situations in which restraint may be required.
A B, Caudle, D G, Pugh
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Archives of Internal Medicine, 1975
Those I have known well who have occupied this podium before me have confessed to considerable agonizing about this particular moment. The members of this association have been the molders of American medicine as we know it today. Those of you present will have a major say in what medicine will be like tomorrow.
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Those I have known well who have occupied this podium before me have confessed to considerable agonizing about this particular moment. The members of this association have been the molders of American medicine as we know it today. Those of you present will have a major say in what medicine will be like tomorrow.
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Current Protocols in Neuroscience, 1995
AbstractFor the safety of the handler and the animal, proper methods for handling and restraining laboratory animals should be followed. Improper handling can result in increased stress and injury to the animal. In addition, the handler risks injury from bite wounds or scratches inflicted when the animal becomes fearful or anxious.
John, Donovan, Patricia, Brown
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AbstractFor the safety of the handler and the animal, proper methods for handling and restraining laboratory animals should be followed. Improper handling can result in increased stress and injury to the animal. In addition, the handler risks injury from bite wounds or scratches inflicted when the animal becomes fearful or anxious.
John, Donovan, Patricia, Brown
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Pediatrics, 1971
The incidence of delay in language development and difficulties in speech articulation was determined in 71 children selected because of a history of prior physical immobilization. Ten children were referred for psychological evaluation after contact with a speech department, 44 presented with a variety of learning and behavioral difficulties, and 17 ...
M S, Sibinga, C J, Friedman
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The incidence of delay in language development and difficulties in speech articulation was determined in 71 children selected because of a history of prior physical immobilization. Ten children were referred for psychological evaluation after contact with a speech department, 44 presented with a variety of learning and behavioral difficulties, and 17 ...
M S, Sibinga, C J, Friedman
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Rehabilitation Nursing, 1990
This article describes a flow chart created to help nurses identify interventions other than physical restraint. The decision flow chart comprises five charts, each addressing a common area of patient behavior often cited by nurses as justification for physical restraint in the long-term care setting: poor sitting posture, rigidity, wandering ...
R, Masters, S F, Marks
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This article describes a flow chart created to help nurses identify interventions other than physical restraint. The decision flow chart comprises five charts, each addressing a common area of patient behavior often cited by nurses as justification for physical restraint in the long-term care setting: poor sitting posture, rigidity, wandering ...
R, Masters, S F, Marks
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The Temptation and Restraint Inventory for measuring drinking restraint
British Journal of Addiction, 1992AbstractIn the present study, the measurement of drinking restraint was broadened by developing new items that better characterized its cognitive nature as well as by testing a factor structure which represents restraint as including both the regulation and the failure to regulate alcohol intake. A previously observed (Collins, George & Lapp, 1989)
R L, Collins, W M, Lapp
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Nursing Standard, 1988
The Royal College of Nursing this week published guidelines for the use of restraint in caring for the elderly mentally ill.
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The Royal College of Nursing this week published guidelines for the use of restraint in caring for the elderly mentally ill.
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The Alternatives to Restraints
Journal of Gerontological Nursing, 1991Nurses frequently verbalize their ambivalence towards the use of restraints, but have lacked efforts to change or decrease the practice. The decision of whether to use restraints may be based on a perception of threat of safety to self or others, the staff's tolerance levels for behavior, a perception of short staffing, or a knowledge gap of ...
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The Canadian Journal of Psychiatry, 1987
There are clinical and medico-legal implications to the forced administration of neuroleptic medication to actively resisting, aggressive psychiatric patients. However, there is little information on how frequently this occurs. This survey of its incidence on an acute admission ward demonstrates that “chemical restraint” as defined, is uncommon ...
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There are clinical and medico-legal implications to the forced administration of neuroleptic medication to actively resisting, aggressive psychiatric patients. However, there is little information on how frequently this occurs. This survey of its incidence on an acute admission ward demonstrates that “chemical restraint” as defined, is uncommon ...
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Science, 2000
The debate on the use of human embryos for research will be one of the more important issues of the 21st century. Unlike recombinant DNA technology, embryonic stem cell research most probably will result in the destruction of living embryos. Many people consider this research immoral, illegal, and unnecessary.
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The debate on the use of human embryos for research will be one of the more important issues of the 21st century. Unlike recombinant DNA technology, embryonic stem cell research most probably will result in the destruction of living embryos. Many people consider this research immoral, illegal, and unnecessary.
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