When putting a client in restraints, the nurse will need to assess the client per policy. Which areas should the nurse include when completing this assessment? Select all that apply.

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1. When the nurse is providing care to a client who is in restraints, appropriate items to assess include range of motion, vital signs, circulation, and hydration. The restraint knot should also be assessed but the restraint should be a slip knot, not a regular knot.
2. When the nurse is providing care to a client who is in restraints, appropriate items to assess include range of motion, vital signs, circulation, and hydration. The restraint knot should also be assessed but the restraint should be a slip knot, not a regular knot.
3. When the nurse is providing care to a client who is in restraints, appropriate items to assess include range of motion, vital signs, circulation, and hydration. The restraint knot should also be assessed but the restraint should be a slip knot, not a regular knot.
4. When the nurse is providing care to a client who is in restraints, appropriate items to assess include range of motion, vital signs, circulation, and hydration. The restraint knot should also be assessed but the restraint should be a slip knot, not a regular knot.
5. When the nurse is providing care to a client who is in restraints, appropriate items to assess include range of motion, vital signs, circulation, and hydration. The restraint knot should also be assessed but the restraint should be a slip knot, not a regular knot.

When Putting a Client in Restraints, the Nurse Will Need