Which of the following is NOT listed as a bathroom search area?

• A. Inside tanks and faucets
• B. Under toilets
• C. Behind mirrors
• D. Behind the bathroom door

Answer: (D)

In bathroom searches, you look for places where items could be hidden inside fixtures or surfaces, not in the room boundary itself. Inside tanks and faucets are hollow spaces attached to plumbing, making them plausible concealment spots. Under toilets provides a gap where small items could be tucked away. Behind mirrors often hides a cavity or space behind a removable panel. The door itself isn’t treated as a concealment area in standard checks because it’s a boundary of the room, not a fixture or hidden recess to inspect. So, the option that isn’t a listed bathroom search area is behind the bathroom door.