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Are no NOS considered restraints?

According to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), a device’s classification depends on whether it restricts a patient's freedom of movement, not just its name. This means the critical question, "Are no NOS considered restraints?" requires a careful look at the device's function and the patient’s ability to remove it. A caregiver's interpretation and application of these devices is what truly determines their classification.

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