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3.5.7. Emergency Evacuation
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What is an accessible emergency exit?
Hint
Think about who uses wheelchair ramps.
- 2.
What does a visual alarm do?
Hint
What can people with hearing impairments rely on?
- 3.
What is the purpose of a refuge area in a building?
Hint
Think about why some people may need to wait for assistance.
- 4.
True or False: Visual alarms are not necessary in buildings where audible alarms exist.
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- False
Hint
What happens if someone cannot hear the alarm?
- 5.
Propose a design for an evacuation plan for a university building that can accommodate students with various disabilities. Include specific features.
Hint
Think about accessibility needs for both wheelchair users and those with sensory impairments.
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Analyze the impact of failing to implement accessible emergency measures in a public library. What are the potential consequences?
Hint
Consider both human and legal ramifications.
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