I was admitted to 8w for 5 days. Day 3 and 4: the day shift and night shift nurses were unprofessional and un empathetic. My day shift nurse,  those days was very discombobulated, very rude and was extremely annoyed anytime myself or my roommate had any request (pain meds for her, questioning my results for me). Keep in mind, I also only pressed the call light when my IV fluids were out or if I had heart palpitations. She also failed to keep up with my angiogram site. I was told the air needed to come out every 15-20 mins. The angiogram nurse had withdrawn the first 2ccs. It took Ricky a total of 3 hours to get the air out because she kept failing to come back and check and I eventually had to call her for the last piece of air because my hand was just throbbing at that point. My artery had also started to harden to which night shift told me that shouldn't have happened. Night shift nurses, Madeleine and she had a new nurse who was orientating with her were just as rude. As a new nurse, I was surprised by just how disconnected she was. She just seemed annoyed to be doing my job. The night shift nurses- The first night I had them on Wednesday, my IV fluids ran out, so I press the call light. 30mins that call light was on and I just kept silencing until finally there was nothing but almost air in there so I shut the pump off. Madeline comes in 10 mins later, and expresses her frustration to her orientee that I turned the pump off. Thursday night with them, my roommate got moved to a private room. There is a curtain between myself and roommates bed so I didn't see anything until after she was moved. I had to use the bathroom( my roommate did not use the bathroom and she was confined to the bed so the bathroom this whole time has only been used by me). I have my iv pump and tele box in my hand (my gown didn't have the tele box holder), draw back the curtain to get up- there is linen from the bed just thrown, forks and garbage all over the floor, the bed pan she had used left on the chair. I can't get into the bathroom because they had put the garbage in there, and to top it of- stool liquid on the toilet seat. All of this was a huge fall risk had I been older an older individual . The tech, nor the nurse bothered to strip the room or pick up anything and the fact that I was the only one who physically used the bathroom was extreme frustrating as I couldn't even make it to the bathroom. Instead of pressing the call light. I moved the garbage can out and I cavi wiped the toilet seat so I could use. The orientee nurse comes in later because my fluids ran out and instead of picking anything up she stepped over everything. I asked her if someone was going to clean up and she says EVS will come at some point. Regardless, it takes a few minutes to pick up some of the stuff and from other units- the techs usually strip the room and EVS cleans m. Madeline came in after to check the fluids the new nurse changed and in fairness she did clean up. I have video of this mess also if needed.  Day 5- Nancy; the BeST nurse!! Compassionate, kind, timely, answered any and all questions!   Other good feedback, the doctors were amazing! Dr Shama Ali, Dr Kossas, Dr Zaid, Dr Akhtar. They collaborated so good together and really informed each other of what plans were. I  was a unique case kind of- and they really put my mind at ease.   My experience during My angiogram was also amazing! Connor the RN(I didn't get his name) during my procedure,  Jillian pre op,  Erik J post op really put my mind ease and was honestly the best procedure I had because of them! The fentanyl did not hit me at all during procedure so I was totally alert but because of Connor it didn't even matter. He played the music I liked and kept conversation going which entirely distracted me from what was going on.   Overall, 8 W was not a great experience. Wouldn't recommend with the exception of Chris(day tech) and Nancy (day RN). There was a tech night one I had and she was great but unfortunately cannot remember her name.   
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