My experience was good as usual. I really liked the doctor, Dr. Wunder. Excellent manner, explained things well. The personnel  were great. Received good, attentive care throughout my visit till dismissal. At dismissal, I was told the IV would come off and I could go home. The IV was removed and a ball of cotton was placed over the wound. I was told to bend my elbow and could get dressed. While putting my shirt on, the cotton ball fell to the floor as it was not secured to my arm. Blood starting running down my arm from the IV wound. I cleaned it up and applied pressure with a paper towel I took from the dispenser.  I stepped into the hall but found no one there. I returned to the room and cleaned the blood from my arm. I again went to the hallway and looked for somone to give me a bandaid to cover the wound. After about 15 seconds a gentleman came to the nurses station cleaning up and I asked him for a bandaid. Shortly after a lady came to the door and I asked her for a bandaid which she applied. None of the  EKG stickers were removed from my body. I took about half off myself as I put my shirt on.  The remaining were removed when I arrived home. At age 75, I have had stickers placed on my body several times and have had blood drawn a number of times.  The stickers have always been removed as part of the process. Also, I have always had the cotton ball secured by tape or a bandaid. Just wondering if not removing the stickers and not covering the wound are part of new procedures? 
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