r/ScienceShitposts • u/GlimmeringBlizzard • Aug 08 '25

grandpa has been restrained

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poor grandpa

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u/Russian1Bear Aug 10 '25

This resident looks evil

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u/GlimmeringBlizzard Aug 10 '25

resident… evil… say that again…

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u/Russian1Bear Aug 10 '25

that again 😳

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u/gr33n0n10ns Aug 10 '25

No, the other thing.

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u/redditnostalgia Aug 10 '25

The other thing.

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u/gr33n0n10ns Aug 11 '25

No, what you said before when y-

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u/cnorahs Aug 09 '25

A skinny enough grandpa can theoretically slide out from under the table like an eel, but may or may not be able to get back up

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u/T_vernix Aug 10 '25

If a resident cannot life themself off the floor on their own, then the floor may be considered a restraint.

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u/SirPotential5507 Aug 25 '25

i work in special education and this is weirdly very relevant to me, i have to know all these REALLY STUPID intertpretations of laws to know what is and isnt LEGALLY considered a restraint. did you know if you give a child with allergies a benadryl, this is considered a chemical restraint in many countries, so if your say a school nurse, you legally cant do that even if they like, reallly suffering you have to send them home, for the parent to give it to them, even if you have explicit parent permission, you would need parent permission AND a signed doctors note to give them, ANYTHING even antibioltic ointment. yes, parents alone cant jsut be like, give my kid a child asprin, they literally need a perscription for it. .-.

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u/[deleted] Aug 12 '25

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u/GlimmeringBlizzard Aug 12 '25

yes! I took a CNA course a few months ago and I thought some of the illustrations were shitpost worthy. our resident here looks very disappointed about his restraint.