All I could say is that after I came back from recovery it seemed like everything was tipsy topsy as several staff coming in and out thru out time I had to be there, and things not finished by staff . If I used commode in my room which was great, then went back to bed whoever came in never finished putting things back on me so at times my daughter who is in the health field, as well as myself put things back on. (O2 , oximeter n my blood pressure cuff. I know they get busy, but I felt like everyone except my first nurse were always in a hurry.I had 2 surgeries in the past yr n half there n I never had this happen after the recovery room. I hated to keep ringing as I felt they should have finished doing things before leaving. The other thing I was not happy with was the fact that I was there for almost 12 hrs n my blood pressure which was high after surgery over 200 n when we asked about that we were told they have a protocol regarding that. It wasn't until it was almost time when I could go home that I was given something to bring down. Fortunately for them I felt ok even with it up. I felt it was up because I had so much pain thus vomiting from that, so my vomiting was being addressed instead of pain until much later when I asked them to give me something for pain. Overall it was not a good experience this time.
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