Which describes seated holds at multiple levels?

• A. Lower, medium, higher level standing restraints.
• B. Lower, medium, higher level seated restraints.
• C. Team Control Position.
• D. Consider changes in risk.

Answer: (B)

Seated holds at multiple levels describe applying restraint while the person remains in a seated position, using escalating levels of control from lower to higher as needed. This approach lets staff start with a less intrusive seated hold and only move to a more restrictive seated level if risk increases, always prioritizing safety and minimizing movement that could cause injury. The best choice captures this idea by naming lower, medium, and higher level seated restraints, showing the progression within seated holds. The other options refer to standing restraints, a specific team technique, or a general risk assessment, which describe different concepts and do not address seated holds at multiple levels.