I hope things improve for you today.

Nurse came in, have me meds, and threw the med cup against the wall and stomped out..
I've asked to speak to admin, will see how that goes

If you're POing the nurses enough that they're throwing your medication at the wall ....
Time for a little evaluation ..

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The med cup, not the meds.
I understand your premise, but disagree. When I started my medical, many years ago, one of my bosses told me, " we have 2 sides here, the sick or hurt, they get to be scared, they are allowed.Its our job to always remain professional.

Guess I always believed that

I have a family full of nurses, and I work in adjacent health science education and have never seen this.

My BIL is 100% disabled combat veteran, and has spent many, many days in a VA Hospital, and the staff ahve always been professional.

With the rest of us having just rarely (if ever) seeing anything resembling such behavior. One has to wonder ... What the heck is going on here .. ?

not wait for help after calling for it.

"Scope of hospital patient falls
While the number of lawsuits is unknown, the number of falls that occur each year is substantial, with a significant percentage resulting in injury.

Up to 1 million falls annually: Between 700,000 and 1 million patients fall in U.S. hospitals every year.
High injury rate: 30% to 51% of these falls result in an injury, and some are fatal."