A nurse is trying to keep a confused resident from removing a feeding tube by following the "rule of least restriction." What should replace the wrist restraint?
a. Mittens
b. Vest restraint
c. Administration of a mild sedative
d. Tightly tucked sheet
A
Mittens are the lesser of restraints that will hinder the patient from removing the feeding tube.
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