How does the principle of nonmaleficence apply when considering the use of restraints in mental health care?

Restraints should be used proactively to prevent potential harm from occurring.

Restraints should only be used when potential harm to the client or others outweighs the risks of restraint usage.

The use of restraints should be determined by family preferences rather than clinical judgment.

Restraints should never be used under any circumstances in mental health care.