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32 | After Licensee changed C1’s diaper the licensee started to do some movements on C1. Licensee stated Licensee started to move C1’s legs and arms up and down for about 5 times. After, the licensee put C1 on the play yard. Licensee stated that C1 was awake, fine, and normal when Licensee put C1 on the play yard. While C1 was in the play yard for about 20 minutes the licensee was passing and checking on C1 as licensee was caring for the other children. As licensee turned to check on C1, licensee saw that C1 was laying down and C1 had C1’s eyes closed. Licensee went to C1 to check on to see if C1 had a temperature, but licensee stated that C1 was not responding to licensee’s touch and C1 was not moving or responding. Licensees pick up C1 and started to performed CPR. C1 was still not responding, and Licensee’s niece called 911 at 11:05am. Licensee’s assistant then started to perform CPR on C1 and C1 was still not responding. Licensee’s niece then started to perform CPR on C1 by the guidance of the 911 operator. Lincensee stated that the ambulance arrived 7 minutes later after the 911 phone call. The paramedics perform CPR to C1 and took C1 to the hospital. Licensee stated that licensee had 4 children including C1 during the time of the incident.
Licensee stated that the police officers took C1’s file. LPA Nunez obtained a copy of the children’s roster, reviewed licensees and assistant files.
Based on LPA's record reviews it was observed that licensee and assistant CPR/First Aid training is not EMSA approved. Also, LPA asked licensee about C1’s sleeping log and Sleeping Plan LIC 9227. Licensee stated that licensee did not have a sleeping log or the LIC 9227 form for C1.
The facility was not in compliance of the California Code of Regulations, Title 22, Division 12. The following citation section 102425(j)(2) Infant Safe Sleep, 102425(c) Infant Safe Sleep, and 102416 (c) Personnel Requirements were issued today on the attached LIC 809D.
Exit interview was conducted. Notice of Site Visit was posted during the visit. Licensee, Lourdes Villasenor was informed that the notice of site visit must be posted for 30 consecutive days. Failure to post will result in civil penalties of $100. Appeal rights provided and explained. The Licensee was provided a copy of their appeal rights (LIC 9058 01/16) and their signature on this form acknowledges receipt of these rights. First level appeals should be sent to the regional manager to the address listed above. |