Physical reactions to the bed conditions using adjunctive implements

In recent years, the objection has recited to carry out physical restraints. Development of tools became pressing need. Side-supports utilize safety catches for users on the beds. The present research was conducted to examine any potential physical influence resulting from differences in adjunctive bed implements. Four healthy women of 21-23 years of age were involved in this study. The subjects were studied for 2 days. Each subject slept on two kinds of beds, and the subject's sleep level was measured using a vigilance level measurement (Bispectral Index = BIS). In this there was a Time Series transformations: difference (1). We compared the sleep data of all 4 subjects for the side rail bed conditions and side support bed conditions. In 3 subjects, there was a difference of the sleep data related to the type of adjunctive implement. We compared data when the bodies of the subjects moved in the period of the sleep. In all 4 subjects, there was difference of the movement data according to the type of adjunctive implement. We concluded that these were due to physiological reactions in the body. The quality of sleep was affected by of the bed conditions.