HFRG Ch. 9 Shoulder Pin Restraint System questions well answered graded A+

HFRG Ch. 9 Shoulder Pin Restraint SystemIdentify two types of neck restraints and the level of control for each - correct answer Respiratory Restraint: a method of control that applies forearm pressure to the trachea -control is established through pain compliance and strangulation -respiratory restraint are considered deadly force Vascular Restraint: a method of control that applies forearm/wrist and bicep/deltoid pressure to the sides of the neck -control is established by vascular body compression -vascular restraints are considered hard empty hand control Identify the four physiological factors of the vascular neck restraint - correct answer Venous Compression: results in the vascular congestion of the vascular bodies in the head and neck Vagus Stimulation: stimulation of the vagus nerve running parallel to the common carotid artery; can slow down heart rate Carotid Compression: compression to the carotid arteries supplying the blood to the brain Valsalva Maneuver: pressurization of the chest cavity; control is established by using a combination of all 4 physiological actions Identify the technical aspects for applying the TPR Shoulder Pin Restraint - correct answer -Approach: level 2 1/2 or Inside Position Grip -Arm Placement -Grip -Compression