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Food handler permits were either incomplete or expired for more than six staff members.
TB test documentation was not observed for one staff member present on site.
Some children with allergy requiring prescription medication were missing individual care plans, or the plans on file were incomplete and missing information required under subsection (a) through (iv).
Medication authorization forms were not observed for every child's medication on site.
Tamper-resistant (TR) round caps were observed in outlet covers that already had TR covers installed.
In one classroom, food stored in the refrigerator was missing labels indicating ownership or the date it was opened, and "veggi straws" were not stored in an airtight container.
Several individual care forms observed with the prescription medication did not contain all the necessary information. It is suggested to utilize the state-provided form to ensure comprehensive documentation.
0165(2)(d), rolls of plastic bags were observed stored in the bathroom atop the dryer, accessible to children when using a step stool. 110-300-0165(3)(e), the blue rug observed in classroom #127 was rolled up at the edges, posing a tripping hazard.
0215(3)(a)(i), the prescription medication used for treating eczema observed in classroom #115 did not have an "end date" recorded on the form. 110-300-0215(3)(a)(ii), nonprescription oral medications such as stinging cream and ibuprofen tablets were observed in the first aid kit; acetaminophen 160mg in liquid form in red capsule was observed in the emergency backpack. No labels to whom the medication belonged were observed.
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