(a) During any personal restraint, a caregiver qualified in emergency behavior intervention must:(1) Monitor the:(A) Personal restraint to make sure it is being performed appropriately; and(B) Child's breathing and other signs of physical distress; and(2) Take appropriate action to ensure adequate respiration, circulation, and overall well-being.(b) If available, a caregiver who is not restraining the child should monitor the child. However, general residential operations with a capacity of more than 16 children must monitor prone and supine restraints as required in §748.2605(b) of this title (relating to What personal restraint techniques are prohibited?).