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13 | Based on investigation conducted by this Dept., it cannot be proven that client sustained unexplained injuries because staff neglected to provide adequate supervision. Medical records were reviewed, and staff and witnesses were interviewed. Client was admitted to facility on 1/3/20 and reported leg pain to facility staff on 1/4/20. Bruise on client's thigh was observed and assessed on 1/5/20 by staff; client did not complain of pain. On 1/6/20, client went to her day program, as she reportedly had no gait difficulties, no pain, and no SoB. However, due to gait difficulties and SoB observed by day program staff the same day, she was evaluated at hospital emergency room and discharged with no broken bones nor fractures. On 1/7/20, MD prescribed pain relief medication in response to report from facility staff that client complained of leg pain on 1/4/20. Client had a scheduled appointment with her MD on 1/11/20, and X-ray revealed that she had a pelvic fracture, which was noted to be consistent with a fall. Client did not report a fall, nor were staff aware of client falling. MD stated that the fracture may not have been detected by X-ray on 1/6/20.
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