Reactive Interventions
The SCIP Gradient is a temporary punishment, a temporary time-out, or temporary control measures
What is temporary control measures?
Staff should be aware that if a participant is taking a medication such as Cumadin/Heparin, when they are displaying negative behaviors. Why?
a person who takes blood thinners such as Cumadin/Heparin may be subject to bleeding that may require medical attention, if they sustain a cut or a contusion.
This could lead to aspiration and cause a respiratory emergency.
What is vomitting?
This is the least restrictive personal Intervention that we teach in SCIP - R.
What is Front Deflection?
When do we use a personal reactive intervention?
What is to stop or end a truly dangerous situation?
Staff should be aware of a participant's _______ conditions when performing personal reactive Interventions.
What are medical conditions?
Blue color of any body part. Indicates restricted circulation of a body part.
What is Cyanosis?
You do this to _______ the parts of the body that will not heal quickly.
What is Protect?
The acronym SCIP-R stands for.
What are Strategies for Intervention and Prevention Revised?
When using a personal reactive Intervention, a supervisor must be contacted at the end of what time frame?
What is ten minutes?
If a participant suffers from a condition called COPD, it is safe to use a restrictive personal intervention to control his aggressive behaviors. TRUE or FALSE
What is FALSE?
These can be a risk to an individual during a restrictive personal Intervention, and should always be removed if a person is in a restrictive personal Intervention in order to monitor vital signs and prevent asphyxiation.
What are Helmets?
If a participant tries to kick or hit you, you should try to _____ the blows by moving away.
What is Avoid?