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25 | An unannounced case management inspection visit was made to the facility by Licensing Program Analyst (LPA) Y. Yang in response to a self-reported, unusual incident report (UIR) received by the department on 12/06/19. During today's case management visit, LPA met with administrator Aishwarya Kancharla (staff S1) to discuss the incident. The administrator (S1) reported that on 12/03/19 at approximately 02:45pm, child C1 was struck in the head by C2 while both children were playing on the center's outdoor climbing structure. S1 reported that C1 notified teachers S2 and S3 of the injury. S1 reported that C1 was not crying but was upset about the incident. S1 reported that S2 visually inspected C1's head and did not notice any bumps or contusions and subsequently provided an ice pack to C1. S1 reported that after a short while, C1 resumed playing again without holding the ice pack to their head. S1 reported that S4 observed C1 playing and did not believe that the child required any further treatment or medical attention. S1 reported that for the remainder of 12/03/19 and on 12/04/19, teachers at the facility observed C1 to be happy, have normal energy levels, appetite, and sleep during nap time.
The center administrator (S1) reported that on the evening of 12/04/19, C1's teacher, S5, was notified by C1's guardian that C1 was being taken to the emergency room for examination after C1 informed their guardian that C1 was struck in the back of their head by a classmate. S1 reported that on the morning of 12/05/19, S1 called and spoke to C1's guardian regarding C1's hospitalization. S1 stated that C1's guardian informed her that C1 was diagnosed with a concussion after exhibiting signs of motion sickness and vomiting while at the ER. S1 stated that she informed C1's guardian that it is possible the vomiting was the result of a stomach bug, as there was a confirmed case at the center. S1 reported that C1's guardian informed her that C1 was released from the ER that morning.
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