The term for this phenomenon is positional asphyxia. The most common scenario in these cases involves a patient in a hog-tie or hobble restraint. The patient is eventually captured, restrained, and placed in a hog-tie or hobble restraint. He struggles for a time, then becomes quiet. Resuscitation attempts are usually unsuccessful.
Some experts believe the restraint itself cause the patient s death.
Others believe the combination of restraint, exertion, hyperthermia, and drug or alcohol abuse causes it. Be alert for mental status changes from agitated to calm or sleepy they may mean hypoxia. Monitor respiratory rate and depth frequently. Because, I write for Brady and know the ins and outs of publishing a text. My offer was ignored and continues to be ignored.