The space within a patient room no less than 6 ft beyond the bed's perimeter (in its normal location), and extending vertically no less than 71.2 ft from the floor is defined as the ____.
A. critical care zone
B. electrical interference vicinity
C. safety zone
D. patient care vicinity
Answer: D
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