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At 11:30am observed Assisted Living (AL) Medications Room. Upon LPA's entry to the Medications Room though an open unlocked door, observed medications cart unlocked while Staff one (S1) was on the phone back turned away from medications cart sitting at the desk. LPA immediately locked the medications cart, S1 hung up the phone and stated they did not have the key, they left it at home, ADM provided a back up key from the office. Hot water in medications room within regulatory range of 105*F to 120* F at 111.6*F. Two open and partially used applesauces stored the medications refrigerator, ADM immediately disposed of them. An expired flex pen dated 10/19/2020, ADM immediately removed and instructed S1 to dispose of it. Multiple resident's medications were stored together in a container labeled for a resident no longer at the facility, ADM instructed S1 to organized the medication's refrigerator. Resident One (R1's) diabetes kit not observed in Medication's Room, Staff two (S2) stated R1 checks themselves, during record review noted on R1's LIC 602, R1 is not able to preform own glucose testing. ADM instructed S1 and S2 to review all diabetic resident's medications and care plans. Resident two (R2's) methadone was discontinued by doctor's order on 2/18/2021 and observed locked and stored in the medications cart. Resident three (R3's) antibiotic was labeled for one pill every eight hours for seven days. R3's Medication Administration Record (MAR) documented medication was administered twice daily from 2/18/2021 to 3/2/2021 and no doctor's orders were found for the order of antibiotics. Resident four (R4's) morphine on hand quantity of 29 syringes, one dose given documented by S2 signature but S2 stated they gave it to the Hospice nurse to push but the Hospice nurse did not sign off administration. 12 of 29 morphine syringes were not labeled, stored in a bundle.
At 11:30am observed Resident five (R5) in the hallway with urine soaked on thier pants. At 12:18 observed R5 still in hallway, incontinent care needs not met. LPA recommended ADM request care staff to address ]needs, ADM instructed staff to do so. LPA later reviewed hourly log noting R5 was changed pull up at 6am and restroom assist at 3:00pm. During record review, hourly log did not document R5's incontinent care was provided.
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