SAFE Tactical Passive Restraint

TPR allows 3-5 trained individuals to enter a confined space such as a hospital room, make contact with the subject, take them down with control, passively restrain them, medicate and/or move them. This is accomplished without pain compliance, pressure on the joints, or pressure on the C Spine or chest. Instead, TPR is accomplished by using our unique understanding of human anatomy, physiology, and psychology.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• confined space
• c spine
• anatomy
• physiology
• psychology

[Atruth100]

@funkyphil1976 Asphyxiation would not have been a problem in this case. Unless someone is on the patients diaphragm then they can breathe. If the person is crying, talking or yelling then there're obviously breathing.

[SchulzResale]

What the? Why tie him up? A standing transport hold would of done the trick!

[lost619]

Why agitate him further? Talking to him was fine but when he's pinned down !

[xoxlotsaluvsxox]

That is the most ridiculous thing I've ever seen. YOu don't tie a person up and carry them down a hallway!! In a situation where the client is still moving around a great deal, you could easily drop him and hurt him or yourselves.

[audioajunkie]

if you're thinking tying a sheet around the chest of a combative patient is going to A) actually effectively restrain them and B) is a SAFE way of transporting them, you are sorely mistaken!! wow.........

[funkyphil1976]

Has nobody explained the complications that can be caused by or from postion asphyxiation