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TAT Cuffs Competency Checklist 2025

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The document is a competency checklist for the application of TAT cuffs (restraints) on patients, detailing the steps for securing wrist and ankle restraints to a stretcher and applying them to the patient. It includes sections for facility information, contact details, competency levels, and specific instructions for proper application to ensure safety and effectiveness.

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Where do you tie the restraint for the patient at ?

Answer. Tie the restraint to a non-moveable part of the bed (i.e. bed frame) and Tie the knot in a slip knot that can be easily released with one pull in an emergency.

Where should restraints be secured?

0:27 2:22 And secure. It. Sometimes this is Velcro. Sometimes theres a buckle sometimes. Both you want toMoreAnd secure. It. Sometimes this is Velcro. Sometimes theres a buckle sometimes. Both you want to make sure that you can still fit two fingers snugly under the cuff.

Where do you secure wrist restraints?

0:14 1:45 Be sure to leave a two-finger gap between the restraint. And the clients wrist or ankle secure theMoreBe sure to leave a two-finger gap between the restraint. And the clients wrist or ankle secure the other end to a movable portion of the bed frame and not to the side rails.

When placing wrist restraints on a patient, the ties should be secured in what location?

0:17 0:46 Then pull the knot tight. And make sure that the other end is dangling. That way in case of anMoreThen pull the knot tight. And make sure that the other end is dangling. That way in case of an emergency. Or when needed the knock can be quickly released.

What areas can use the twice as tough restraints that have a lock?

Posey Twice-As-Tough Cuffs (Locking) are designed to limit the movement of wrists and/or ankles in patients assessed to be at risk of disrupting life-saving treatment, pulling lines/tubes, exacerbating skin conditions, compromising wound site integrity, or self-injury.

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