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McCoy walking around the hospital just being thoroughly pissed off at all the archaic medical techniques and technology was one of my favourite parts of that film.
It's a funny scene, but it also doesn't make much sense. He traveled the galaxy and had traveled through time before. He had seen much more primitive medicine and he knew that 20th century Earth was primitive compared to the medicine of his time, so he shouldn't have even been a little surprised.
No, it's realistic. People get used to a modern standard and then struggle to cope when they see that standard not being followed.
Imagine going from a country with fair elections to a country with a dictatorship. It would piss you off that they're not "with the times" politically, regardless of the fact that you knew it in advance.
Same thing with any modern standard.
Why would he think it would be otherwise? That's poor expectation management on his part.
If you were transported back to 1750, would you expect them to know germ theory? Antibiotics?