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warning signs for violence
posture
speech
motor activity
other body language
your own feelings
what to do in a violent situation
call for backup
assess the situation for factors contributing to violence
observe surroundings for escape route, dangers, weapons, etc.
maintain a safe distance
try verbal intervention first
things to remember for restraints
never tie ankles and wrists together as one
never tie only the feet together
don’t place a patient face down on a stretcher
while restraining always try to talk to the patient
continuously monitor ABCs
document everything
interview stance
arms length from the person
45 degree angle
feet shoulder width apart
hands relaxed
knees slightly bent
what to do when someone is coming at you
throw something at them
run toward ambulance
get out of line of fire and run to safety
put as much distance as possible between yourself and aggressor
1+1 rule
if there is one weapon there’s a good chance of another one
cover vs concealment
cover is something that could stop a bullet or weapon from hurting you
concealment is something you can hide behind
four checks for stressful incidents
check environment POPPN
check yourself
check your communication
check your breathing
POPPN
people
odour
pathways
pets
noises
reasonable circumstances
what another reasonable person would do in the same circumstances
Criminal code defence of a person
if you can leave without hurting anyone then you must leave
you may only use the amount of force necessary to stop an attack
punishment or revenge is not permitted
match level of injury to resistance
sector 34 of criminal code
a person is not guilty if
they believe force is being used against them or threat of force
act is committed for the purpose of defence and
the act committed is reasonable within circumstances
how many people are required to restrain
minimum of 5 trained, able bodied people, one for each limb