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Enclosure Bed (Nursing)
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00:04 Welcome to the skill using an enclosure bed. 00:07 Now, an important point to note is that an enclosure bed is indeed a patient restraint. 00:14 Now, the great thing about an enclosure bed is it's typically less restrictive than other restraint alternatives. 00:21 Now, we'll get into those details a little bit later. 00:25 So let's take a look at the equipment we're going to need. 00:27 Well, of course, an enclosure bed. 00:30 Now, know that these vary widely depending on each facility. 00:34 So you want to ensure before use that you are very familiar with how to work the enclosure bed and all the different components and how to work it properly. 00:44 So while using an enclosure bed, these are designed to help prevent clients from exiting the bed unassisted because this may result in a fall. 00:53 Let's talk about four really important points in regards to using an enclosure bed. 00:59 We've already discussed that enclosure beds offer a less restrictive alternatives than something like limb restraints for example. 01:09 Also really important is that you have to have an order from a health care provider to use this enclosure bed. 01:16 Remember, this is considered a restraint. 01:19 So it is imperative that you obtain a physician or health care provider order Now, before using the particular bed, consult the parameter for its use and limitations. 01:31 So maybe a tide or a weight restrictions, for example. 01:35 Also, make sure that you think about your patient's disease process. 01:39 Is this appropriate for your particular patient? And of course, lastly, each beds are going to slightly differ. 01:47 So consult the training and user manuals to ensure safe client care. 01:53 Now, let's talk about the steps of using the enclosure bed. 01:57 We've got to start with our hand hygiene and make sure the bed is locked in place. 02:03 While in use, you don't want it rolling around. 02:06 Also, lower the bed to the lowest position on each side and lower the side panels. 02:13 Now we're going to transfer the client into the bed and position them comfortably on the mattress. 02:19 Now we want to make sure that we attach any necessary equipment back to our patient. 02:24 Maybe that's there IVs or tubes or any sort of cardiac monitors for example. 02:30 Now, once the patient's in the bed, make sure you zip up the side panels completely. 02:36 And some beds may have buckles like you see here. 02:40 Make sure that these are secure and they secure the panels using the buckles. 02:45 Once you've done this place, the bed in the lowest position. 02:49 And as a safety check, confirm that all panels, zippers and buckles are secured, then you can perform your hand hygiene.
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The lecture Enclosure Bed (Nursing) by Samantha Rhea, MSN, RN is from the course Restraint Management and Application (Nursing).
Included Quiz Questions
What is the purpose of a restraint bed?
- To prevent a client from exiting the bed unassisted
- To prevent the client from removing any medical devices that are attached to them
- To prevent the client from moving around in bed
- To prevent the client from exiting the bed while assisted
The student nurse is taking care of a client in a restraint bed. Which student nurse statement indicates the student nurse understands restraint beds? Select all that apply.
- “I made sure that there’s an order on the chart for the restraint bed.”
- “I double-checked that all the panels and zippers are secure.”
- “I made sure that the bed was in the highest position before leaving the room.”
- “I don’t need to check on my client as often, as they are no longer at risk for falls.”
Author of lecture Enclosure Bed (Nursing)
Samantha Rhea, MSN, RN
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