These are used in emergency, acute, and psychiatric settings to control unruly patients who are interfering with their care or who are otherwise harmful to themselves or others in their vicinity.

It felt more like he was being a guard in a mental ward, controlling unruly patients.

Guards who are shown taunting him about his dirty cell later complain that when they control unruly patients with tear gas, the fumes cling to their clothes.

He was a very grateful, but unruly patient, as he had never been accustomed to remain quiet.

Over the next several years, he carried out a series of experiments on his sometimes unruly patient that revolutionized the theory of human digestion.

Court records show that Mr. Jennings was an unruly patient in his first years of confinement "who rarely spoke" and was involved in several assaults as well as escape attempts.

Separate male and female dofficers (decon officers) deal with potentially unruly patients, by restraining the hands using flex cuffs, and cutting off the shirt, then removing shoes and pants normally.

Her doctor referred her to Dr. Patricia Allen, an obstetrician and gynecologist with a reputation for taming the most unruly patients.

Max Taber: An unruly patient who was released before McMurphy arrived, the Chief recalls how, after questioning what was in his medication, Nurse Ratched had him "fixed."

The show begins with a reconstruction of a 19th-century "rotary machine," a suspended chair in which unruly mental patients were twirled until their behavior improved.