Restraints that employ a technique listed in this section are prohibited:     
       (1) restraints used for punishment, discipline, retaliation, harassment, compliance, or intimidation;      
       (2) restraints that deprive the juvenile of basic human necessities, including restroom opportunities, water, food, and clothing;      
       (3) restraints that are intended to inflict pain;      
       (4) restraints that put a juvenile in a prone or supine position with sustained or excessive pressure on the back or chest cavity;      
       (5) restraints that put a juvenile in a prone or supine position with pressure on the neck or head;      
       (6) restraints that obstruct the airway or impair the breathing of the juvenile, including a procedure that places anything in, on, or over the juvenile's mouth or nose or around the juvenile's neck;      
       (7) restraints that interfere with the juvenile's ability to communicate;      
       (8) restraints that obstruct the view of the juvenile's face;      
       (9) any technique that does not require the monitoring of the juvenile's respiration and other signs of physical distress during the restraint; and      
       (10) percussive or electrical shocking devices.      
     Source Note:        The provisions of this §341.704 adopted to be effective January 1, 2017, 41 TexReg 5433