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32 | The staff asked R1 to rate their pain from 1- being the lowest, to 10 -being the highest. R1 answered, ‘10’. R1 also mentioned to the staff that they took pain medication before they left the facility in the morning. The day program staff communicated with the facility administrator to informed them of R1’s pain, and the administrator confirmed that they knew R1 was having pain and gave R1 pain medication (over the counter) before leaving the facility in the morning.
On 04/19/2022 at 10:30 a.m., the LPA conducted a records review. The records review revealed the following: On 11/09/2021, the day program staff noticed R1 was in the restroom crying and saying they were in pain. Staff asked R1 if they were in pain and R1 said, ‘Yes’. When the staff asked R1 if they wanted to go home, R1 said, ‘Yes’. At 9:00 a.m., the staff called the facility administrator to informed them of R1’s stomach pain and the administrator confirmed that they knew about the pain and stated that they gave R1 pain medication (over the counter) before leaving the facility in the morning. The staff told the administrator that they should take R1 to the emergency room because R1 stated they were in pain. The administrator stated that they thought that R1 was fabricating the pain to get attention. The day program staff reiterated that R1 was in pain and that R1 seemed ‘zoned out’ and not aware of what was happening.
On 11/10/2021, at 10:40 a.m., the day program staff conducted a follow-up call to find out how R1 was doing, due to R1 not attending the day program on this day. The facility administrator mentioned that R1 ’has been in some pain’, but has been taking medication for the pain, and that R1 was in their room relaxing.
On the evening of 11/10/2021, at approximately 11:45 p.m., S1 stated that they were getting ready for bed. They first went to use the bathroom, when S1 heard a scream and heard Resident # 1(R1), say “Mama, mama”. S1 stated that they finished using the bathroom, then went to look into the R1’s room. At this point, S1 found R1’s mouth open and eyes were rolled back towards the top of R1’s head. S1 stated that R1, ‘was dead’. S1 stated that they checked for R1’s pulse and there was no pulse. Although S1 was trained in CPR, S1 did not initiate CPR. S1 did not call the paramedics until approximately thirty-five (35) minutes after R1 had passed. At that point, the paramedics did not ask the staff to perform CPR.
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