Indications for Use Patients assessed to be at risk of disrupting life-saving treatments (e.g., chronic tube pulling). Patients assessed to be at risk of line pulling, which may prevent monitoring of vital signs. Patients whose picking, pulling, scratching, or peeling exacerbates a skin condition, causes self-injury, or compromises wound site integrity MONITOR PER FACILITY POLICY Check to ensure that: Connecting straps cannot slide in any direction or loosen if the patient pulls on them, or if the bed is adjusted Mitts and straps are properly secured. If applied too tightly, circulation will be restricted; if applied too loosely, the patient may be able to slip his or her limb from the device Mitts are intact, not torn or damaged, and hook and loop closes securely. DO NOT allow patients to ingest mitt material The patient cannot use his or her teeth or otherwise remove the device and inflict self-injury Monitor closely when the patient is out of bed. Patients who ambulate while wearing this device may be at risk of injury from a fall