Gum could possibly be just as effective as flossing, even though they each target different areas of the mouth. Chewing gum does not remove bacteria from the same places of the dentition as does brushing or flossing.
Dictionary.com defines a passive restraint as âa safety device, as an air bag or special seat belt, that is activated automatically to protect an automobile passenger at the moment of impact when a collision occurs.â Passive restraints are not limited to vehicular safety.
In . training manual, the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services' Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMSHA, 2006) sets a goal. to reduce and ultimately eliminate the use of seclusion and restraint in behavioral healthcare settings.or example, age and nature of disability may affect restraint use; there is a greater use of restraints for children with lower intelligence or neurological impairments.. As discussed below (Section V), policy, training and staff behavior affect the extent of restraint use.