PE Problem #35

7/19/2018

Which of the following characteristics describe limitations which may affect survivability in a fire environment, such as metabolism, lung capacity, pulmonary disease, allergies, or other physical limitations?
a. mobility
b. reactivity
c. sensibility
d. susceptibility

Solution | Posted 07/20/18

5 Comments

FPE

7/19/2018 09:11:35 am

d. susceptibility

7/19/2018 09:25:57 am

D - Susceptibility

Colleen

7/19/2018 09:58:44 am

I'm not positive, but I think the answer is D. susceptibility

None of these are mobility limitations since they don't have to do with actual movement/walking restrictions, and "reactivity" limitations I would think are more of a cognitive limitation (ex. someone with a condition like Down Syndrome who might not immediately recognize the need to evacuate). Sensibility just doesn't intuitively strike me as a limitation, so by process of elimination, that leaves D.

Fireman112473

7/19/2018 10:49:26 am

A. Mobility

According to FPH 18th edition Section 9-6 - Table 9-1A

Mobility - Physical ability of the occupant to leave the facility.

David

7/19/2018 03:24:29 pm

d. Table 20.1.2, FPH

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