Question

which example of medication administration is considered chemical restraint? click the correct answer and click submit. medications that are given to prevent or control seizure activity medications that are not a standard part of the patients treatment that are given to control behavior routine medications that are given to sedate a patient who is anxious medications that are given as needed to control postoperative pain

Explanation:

Chemical restraint is defined as the use of a drug or medication for purposes other than treatment, specifically to control a patient's behavior. Medications not part of standard treatment and given for behavior - control fit this definition. Medications for seizure control are for medical treatment of a condition, routine sedatives for anxiety are part of standard care for anxiety management, and pain - control medications are for treating postoperative pain.

Answer:

B. Medications that are not a standard part of the patient's treatment that are given to control behavior