TCI
3 conditions that have to be present to use physical restraint
ANSWER✔
1. Agency policies and state regulations approve restraint
2. The YP's ICMP indicates it
3. Our professional dynamic risk assessment indicates it.
3 errors that could be made by staff during a restraint that could increase ris of injury or death -
ANSWER✔
1. Putting something near a YP's face/mouth
2. Putting pressure on chest or back
3. Holding joints
3 goals of emotional first aid
ANSWER✔
1. Provide immediate help and support ti reduce emotional instability
2. Resolve the immediate crisis
3. Keep the child in the program
3 Situations in which a restraint should be avoided
ANSWER✔
1. Cannot control the YP's safety
2. Staff (we) are not in control or too angry
3. Young person has weapon
4. Risk retraumatization
, 4 elements to a potentially violent situation
ANSWER✔
1. A potential trigger to violence
2. A target
3. A weapon
4. Level of stress or motivation
4 verbal "what to say statements" to use to help a potentially violent child
ANSWER✔
1. "I can see" (validate feelings)
2. "When you..." (Encourage positive behaviors)
3. "I know we..." (Emphasize desirable outcomes)
4. "I am sorry..." (offer apology)
5 warning signs that indicates that the YP is in danger
ANSWER✔
1. YP says they can't breathe
2. Respiration is labored
3. Make gurgling sounds
4. Go limp
5. Vomiting, skin turns purple
8 Behavior support Techniques in order
ANSWER✔
1. Managing the environment
2. Prompting
3. Caring gesture
3 conditions that have to be present to use physical restraint
ANSWER✔
1. Agency policies and state regulations approve restraint
2. The YP's ICMP indicates it
3. Our professional dynamic risk assessment indicates it.
3 errors that could be made by staff during a restraint that could increase ris of injury or death -
ANSWER✔
1. Putting something near a YP's face/mouth
2. Putting pressure on chest or back
3. Holding joints
3 goals of emotional first aid
ANSWER✔
1. Provide immediate help and support ti reduce emotional instability
2. Resolve the immediate crisis
3. Keep the child in the program
3 Situations in which a restraint should be avoided
ANSWER✔
1. Cannot control the YP's safety
2. Staff (we) are not in control or too angry
3. Young person has weapon
4. Risk retraumatization
, 4 elements to a potentially violent situation
ANSWER✔
1. A potential trigger to violence
2. A target
3. A weapon
4. Level of stress or motivation
4 verbal "what to say statements" to use to help a potentially violent child
ANSWER✔
1. "I can see" (validate feelings)
2. "When you..." (Encourage positive behaviors)
3. "I know we..." (Emphasize desirable outcomes)
4. "I am sorry..." (offer apology)
5 warning signs that indicates that the YP is in danger
ANSWER✔
1. YP says they can't breathe
2. Respiration is labored
3. Make gurgling sounds
4. Go limp
5. Vomiting, skin turns purple
8 Behavior support Techniques in order
ANSWER✔
1. Managing the environment
2. Prompting
3. Caring gesture
