Early Resultz Daycare & Learning Center VI

8VAC20-780-570-I

“A one-day's emergency supply of disposable bottles, nipples, and commercial formulas appropriate for the children in care shall be maintained at the center. There was not a one-day's emergency supply of disposable bottles, nipples and commercial formula on hand in the facility.”

8VAC20-780-510-I

“The center may administer prescription medication that would normally be administered by a parent or guardian to a child provided those drugs were dispensed from a pharmacy and maintained in the original, labeled container and only to the child identified on the prescription label in accordance with the prescriber's instructions pertaining to dosage, frequency, and manner of administration. A prescription medication for child 3 was not in the original container and no prescription label was attached.”

8VAC20-780-500-B

“Disposable diapers shall be disposed of in a storage system that is foot operated or used in such a way that the staff member's hand does not touch an exterior surface of the storage system. Staff 1 used her hands to open the lid of the step-down trash can when disposing of child 1's wet diaper, wipes and gloves.”

8VAC20-780-510-G

“Medication shall be labeled with the child's name. One over-the-counter medication for child 2 was not labeled with the child's name.”

8VAC20-780-160-B

“Acceptable forms of documentation of tuberculosis screening are a clearance statement signed by a physician, the physician's designee or an official of the local health department. The TB screening for staff 1 was not signed by a physician, designee or health department official.”

8VAC20-780-500-A

“Children's hands shall be washed with soap and running water after toileting. Staff shall wash their hands with soap and running water after a diaper change. Staff 1 did not wash her hands after changing child 1's diaper. Additionally, child 1's hands were not washed after this diaper change.”

8VAC20-780-570-I

“A one-day's emergency supply of disposable bottles, nipples, and commercial formulas appropriate for the children in care shall be maintained at the center. There was not a one-day's emergency supply of disposable bottles, nipples and commercial formula on hand in the facility.”

8VAC20-780-510-I

“The center may administer prescription medication that would normally be administered by a parent or guardian to a child provided those drugs were dispensed from a pharmacy and maintained in the original, labeled container and only to the child identified on the prescription label in accordance with the prescriber's instructions pertaining to dosage, frequency, and manner of administration. A prescription medication for child 3 was not in the original container and no prescription label was attached.”

8VAC20-780-500-B

“Disposable diapers shall be disposed of in a storage system that is foot operated or used in such a way that the staff member's hand does not touch an exterior surface of the storage system. Staff 1 used her hands to open the lid of the step-down trash can when disposing of child 1's wet diaper, wipes and gloves.”

8VAC20-780-510-G

“Medication shall be labeled with the child's name. One over-the-counter medication for child 2 was not labeled with the child's name.”

8VAC20-780-160-B

“Acceptable forms of documentation of tuberculosis screening are a clearance statement signed by a physician, the physician's designee or an official of the local health department. The TB screening for staff 1 was not signed by a physician, designee or health department official.”

8VAC20-780-500-A

“Children's hands shall be washed with soap and running water after toileting. Staff shall wash their hands with soap and running water after a diaper change. Staff 1 did not wash her hands after changing child 1's diaper. Additionally, child 1's hands were not washed after this diaper change.”

8VAC20-780-430-C

“Play equipment used by children shall meet the following requirements: Have no pinch points. The steering wheel on the outdoor play car is loose in two areas creating pinch points.”

8VAC20-780-270-A

“Repeat Violation Areas and equipment of the center shall be maintained in a safe condition. Plastic wrapping/packing materials were stored in areas accessible to children in care. Loose plastic is a potential suffocation hazard.”

8VAC20-780-570-E

“Prepared infant formula shall be dated. Two bottles of infant formula were not dated.”

8VAC20-780-280-B

“Hazardous substances such as cleaning materials, insecticides, and pesticides shall be kept in a locked place using a safe locking method that prevents access by children. Multiple cleaning agents and insect sticky glue traps were observed in unlocked cabinets in the kitchen which is open to the preschool classroom.”

8VAC20-780-270-A

“Areas and equipment of the center, inside and outside, shall be maintained in a safe and condition. Unsafe conditions shall include, but not be limited to, splintered, cracked or otherwise deteriorating wood; chipped or peeling paint; visible cracks, bending or warping, rusting or breakage of any equipment; head entrapment hazards; and protruding nails, bolts or other components that could entangle clothing or snag skin. The following safety hazards were observed inside of the facility: metal and wooden coat hooks located in classrooms and hallway areas are a protrusion hazard, accessible sharp kitchen utensils and plastic grocery bags were stored in unlocked cabinets in the kitchen which is open and accessible to the preschool classroom. The outdoor climbing structure has multiple areas of cracks in the plastic which are a pinch point hazard.”

8VAC20-780-330-B

“Where playground equipment is provided, resilient surfacing shall comply with minimum safety standards when tested in accordance with the procedures described in the American Society for Testing and Materials standard F1292-99 as shown in Figures 2 (Compressed Loose Fill Synthetic Materials Depth Chart) and 3 (Use Zones for Equipment) on pages 6-7 of the National Program for Playground Safety's "Selecting Playground Surface Materials: Selecting the Best Surface Material for Your Playground," February 2004, and shall be under equipment with moving parts or climbing apparatus to create a fall zone free of hazardous obstacles. Fall zones are defined as the area underneath and surrounding equipment that requires a resilient surface. A fall zone shall encompass sufficient area to include the child's trajectory in the event of a fall while the equipment is in use. Falls zones shall not include barriers for resilient surfacing. Where steps are used for accessibility, resilient surfacing is not required. The fall zone between the slide chute of the plastic play structure and green dinosaur climber measured 2 feet 6 inches. A fall zone of 6 feet is required.”

8VAC20-780-500-B

“The diapering area shall have a nonabsorbent surface for diapering or changing. The diaper changing pad in one infant classroom has a rip in the plastic covering.”