The Curtain Or The Door

The patient was in the clinic and needed to be admitted to the hospital, so the clinic nurse put the patient in a wheelchair and brought him up to our floor.

Not familiar with our layout, she asked where the patient's room was. I pointed to a small corridor with a single door. Could it be any simpler? Apparently not. She wheeled the patient to the linen cart and pulled the curtain aside to reveal, well, linens.

The patient just stared at her. If a nurse can't tell a linen cart from a room, what hope is there in leaving the hospital alive?

This is a photo of the hallway. Would you choose what's behind the door or the curtain?