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Chemical Restraints

Chemical restraints are psychoactive drugs given to control such things as pacing, restlessness, and uncooperative behavior. Although many psychoactive drugs can be useful to treat depression and dementia, they can be extremely harmful when used to restrain a nursing home resident.

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