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Residents C and D: Staff failed to notify physicians regarding consistent medication refusals for ammonium cream; PRN orders lacked documented stop dates and required physician-provided reasons for administration.

Resident B: Duplicate PRN orders for Extra Strength Tylenol made it unclear which order staff should follow.

Resident E: Meclizine PRN order lacked a documented reason for administration.

Resident A: Blood glucose check times on MAR were inconsistent with physician orders, making it impossible to determine when staff were expected to perform readings.

Resident B: Duplicate medication orders for Lorazepam and Stomach Relief; Clotrimazole cream order lacked specific instructions on where to apply; Stomach Relief order lacked instructions for when to administer.

Resident A: Multiple doses of Prednisone and Memantine were withheld without clear clarification orders; PRN orders for Hyoscyamine and Morphine lacked specific instructions for administration circumstances, and staff failed to document reasons for administration for Lorazepam and Haloperidol.

Resident C: Stomach Relief suspension order lacked specific instructions for when to administer the medication.