Several nurses were discussing methods of restraint used in the 19th century. What are some of the methods the nurses might have noted? Select all that apply
1. Mitts
2. Seclusion
3. Strapping
4. Hydrotherapy
5. Straightjacket
Answer: 1, 2, 3, 5
Explanation: A straightjacket has long arms that can be tied together behind an individual's back to achieve restraint. Mitts are a hand device for restraining the hands of an individual. Hydrotherapy is a form of treatment, not restraint. Seclusion was used with some violent patients. Strapping involves tying patients to a bed or chair.
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