Binding straps and gloves can be used for patients who are unconscious and at risk of scratching and extubation. As for which one to choose, it still depends on the patient's situation. If the patient is unconscious and has a tube, the patient has no agitation and there is a slight risk of extubation, just to prevent extubation. We can simply use restraint gloves instead of restraint belts, because humanized restraint protection is based on the smooth treatment and care of patients, or we should give patients freedom.

However, to prevent patients with mild restlessness from extubating, it depends on whether the restraint gloves are worn for a long time, and if they can meet the needs of such patients, they can also be used alone.

For patients with mental agitation, or patients with rabies and drunkenness, because they are not only excited, but also in danger of running away and hurting themselves, it is suggested that restraint belts and restraint gloves be used together.