Restraint Method #1
They tie down your wrists and ankles tightly, the restraints are attached to the side of the bed.
1a. Both of your arms are to your side.
1b. One of your arms is pointed up, and the other one is to your side.
1c. Both of your arms are pointed up.
1d. They place a pillow under your head to restrict movement.
1e. They tie your legs together.
1f. They allow some movement.
1g. They combine it with any other method or its variations.
1h. They put a mask or a helmet on you.
1i. They strap your head to the bed.
Restraint Method #2
They use a harness that is wrapped around your waist and in between your legs to restrain you to the bed.
2a. They allow some movement, but you are unable to exit the bed.
2b. They combine it with any other method or its variations, such as also restraining your limbs.
2c. They put a mask or a helmet on you.
2d. They place a pillow under your head to restrict movement.
2e. They tie your legs together.
What Type Of Restraints Are Used
The restraints being used can be of any type. Some common locking mechanisms they use include: Velcro, buckles, buttons, and knots. In some wards they add tape on top of the locking mechanisms to make it harder for you to break out of.
Some examples of the parts of the body they strap down are: head, neck, wrists, ankles, torso, waist, legs.
When strapping down arms, they sometimes use a method of strapping one arm up, and one arm down.
If you want to know some examples of the restraints used, search up:
1. Pinel Medical Restraints
2. Posey Restraints
3. Locking Bed Restraints
You can also find some good demonstrations of how they restrain patients using "medical" restraints on YouTube.
Before anyone says, "Don't get put in the psych ward to begin with," that isn't the question. This question assumes that you didn't avoid getting admitted into the psych ward. But still feel free to mention anyways to plan and prepare for an escape before getting admitted into the psych ward. Also feel free to brainstorm ideas to escape the psych ward itself, not just the restraints.
If you have any ideas on how to escape, please make sure to include how you are restrained, and what restraints are being used. Include details about the hypothetical situation. I've included some restraint methods at the top of this thread for convenience.
They tie down your wrists and ankles tightly, the restraints are attached to the side of the bed.
1a. Both of your arms are to your side.
1b. One of your arms is pointed up, and the other one is to your side.
1c. Both of your arms are pointed up.
1d. They place a pillow under your head to restrict movement.
1e. They tie your legs together.
1f. They allow some movement.
1g. They combine it with any other method or its variations.
1h. They put a mask or a helmet on you.
1i. They strap your head to the bed.
Restraint Method #2
They use a harness that is wrapped around your waist and in between your legs to restrain you to the bed.
2a. They allow some movement, but you are unable to exit the bed.
2b. They combine it with any other method or its variations, such as also restraining your limbs.
2c. They put a mask or a helmet on you.
2d. They place a pillow under your head to restrict movement.
2e. They tie your legs together.
What Type Of Restraints Are Used
The restraints being used can be of any type. Some common locking mechanisms they use include: Velcro, buckles, buttons, and knots. In some wards they add tape on top of the locking mechanisms to make it harder for you to break out of.
Some examples of the parts of the body they strap down are: head, neck, wrists, ankles, torso, waist, legs.
When strapping down arms, they sometimes use a method of strapping one arm up, and one arm down.
If you want to know some examples of the restraints used, search up:
1. Pinel Medical Restraints
2. Posey Restraints
3. Locking Bed Restraints
You can also find some good demonstrations of how they restrain patients using "medical" restraints on YouTube.
Before anyone says, "Don't get put in the psych ward to begin with," that isn't the question. This question assumes that you didn't avoid getting admitted into the psych ward. But still feel free to mention anyways to plan and prepare for an escape before getting admitted into the psych ward. Also feel free to brainstorm ideas to escape the psych ward itself, not just the restraints.
If you have any ideas on how to escape, please make sure to include how you are restrained, and what restraints are being used. Include details about the hypothetical situation. I've included some restraint methods at the top of this thread for convenience.
