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Provider didn't return the medication to parents or follow FDA guidelines when they disposed of it.
0165(2)(b) One of the window blind cords in the Chipmunks classroom is not attached to the wall allowing the formation of a loop.
0186(1) Individual care plans for allergies for a couple of children were missing substitute foods.
0215(3)(a)(i) The child with Benadryl didn't have a medical form.
0165(2)(b) Window blinds in the Chipmunks room are not retrofitted in a manner that eliminates the formation of loops. The blink cords were folded and hung "out of reach."
0165(2)(c) Charging cables capable of forming a loop around a child's neck were accessible to children.
Child, Damir Karimov, doesn't have an individual care plan for his nut allergy.
Epi-pen medical authorization form didn't have side effects listed on it. Unused medicatoin (Epi-pen) not returned to parent and not disposed of according to FDA recommendations.
Entrance door (exit door) requires special knowledge to open.
Nail polish stored in the closet in the reception area. Sunscreens labled "keep out of reach of children" accessible to children. Toilet plungers and brushes stored next to the toilets.
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