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32 | R1 was given intravenous fluids and was prescribed an antibiotic while in the hospital. R1’s was assessed to have "severe intravascular volume depletion causing lactic acidosis" and "acute renal insufficiency due to poor oral intake and med/viral syndrome induced diarrhea due to Paxlovid and COVID-19 viral infection." Later in this same assessment, R1’s lactic acid elevation was said to be "likely due to poor oral intake plus diarrhea due to Paxlovid and COVID-19 viral infection." Notes regarding R1’s diarrhea indicated that it is a "noted side effect of Paxlovid and also could be COVID related as well."
In an interview, Revera said that R1 was independent at the time, and did not have any care tasks regularly assigned to caregivers. Revera said that during R1’s quarantine, R1 was not receiving regular check-ins from caregivers, but was visited daily by medication technicians to pass R1 their medications. Revera said that additional check-ins from nurses and caregivers have since been arranged for residents not receiving regular care while on quarantine in order to monitor their condition.
In an interview, S7 said that R1 had voiced during their video appointment on 8/2/24 that they were not drinking much water. LPA Moleski interviewed S3, S8, S9, S10, and S11, medication technicians who visited R1 during their quarantine period prior to their hospitalization on 8/8/24. S3, S8 and S9 said they were not aware of any reason that R1 would have been dehydrated, and were not aware of any need to remind R1 to stay hydrated.
S9, who said they visited R1 on all five days of R1’s five-day quarantine, described R1 as “really, really sick” during their quarantine. S9 said that throughout the five-day quarantine, R1 was not eating or drinking much. S9 said that they noticed from the first day of R1’s quarantine that R1’s food trays were untouched. S9 said they would have kitchen staff prepare a smoothie for R1 daily in an attempt to encourage R1 to eat and drink, but R1 would only have one or two sips. S9 said that they did not feel R1 needed to be sent to the hospital earlier, but added that they informed their manager, S7, about R1’s condition. S9 said that R1 was able to sit up and take their medications with encouragement, but it was difficult for R1 because they were very tired. S9 said R1 was sleeping a lot during quarantine.
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