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The violation came to light when another nursing assistant reported seeing the post on the offending employee's TikTok account.

The nurse had set the IV flow regulator to 200 ml/hr instead of the prescribed 135 ml/hr - a significant deviation that could cause harmful side effects.

The review process evaluated insulin administration protocols, physician orders, and compliance with prescribed treatment regimens.

This citation represents a significant finding where the facility's practices directly impacted resident safety and wellbeing.

This safety protocol was clearly outlined on the CNA Assignment Sheet and in the resident's care plan dated April 28, 2023.

The Memory Care Coordinator reported working despite feeling ill, having "spent the weekend in bed sick" with chills and diarrhea.

Federal regulators classified the violation as affecting "few" residents but requiring urgent corrective action.

## Poor Appetite and Inadequate Nutrition Monitoring Daily intake records revealed consistently low food consumption.

Despite physician orders requiring **"total supervision and assistance with meals,"** staff repeatedly left the resident to eat alone.

He expressed concern about losing progress he had made during his initial therapy sessions.

This critical oversight caused the resident to slide out of the lift, resulting in three minor skin tear injuries.

WOODLAND HILLS, CA - Federal inspectors documented serious medication errors, infection control breaches, and food safety violations at Motion Picture and T.V.