Mich. Admin. Code R. 400.4160 - Emergency restraint
Rule 160. The use of emergency restraint as a lifesaving response for a youth will be limited to:
(a) An emergency response to protect the
youth or others from an unanticipated or severely aggressive behavior that
places the youth or others at serious threat of violence or injury if no
immediate intervention occurs.
(b)
When all other interventions in the agency's crisis prevention and intervention
plan and the youth's individual safety and calming plan have been utilized but
fail to protect the youth or others from unanticipated or severely aggressive
behavior that places the youth or others at serious threat of violence or
injury if no immediate intervention occurs.
(c) The emergency restraint must not last
longer than needed to end the threat of serious physical harm.
(d) Staff must continuously monitor the
youth's breathing and other signs of physical distress and take appropriate
action to ensure adequate respiration, circulation, and overall
well-being.
(e) When an emergency
health situation occurs or the youth exhibits sign of physical distress during
the restraint, staff must immediately obtain treatment for the youth.
Notes
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