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Finger pressing red emergency button of hospital medical device in room close up Royalty Free Stock Photo

Senior man with emergency call button on bed in hospital, closeup Royalty Free Stock Photo

Senior woman with emergency call button on bed in hospital, closeup Royalty Free Stock Photo

Emergency nurse call button in hospital room Royalty Free Stock Photo

emergency button in hospital room, calling nurse in emergency case. Professional Medical system and Safety Alert Royalty Free Stock Photo

Red emergency alarm button mounted on wall in a hospital corridor with blurred background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Emergency and help button in hospital Royalty Free Stock Photo

Emergency nurse call button in hospital room. emergency botton for patient on bed at Hospital ward. Health care concept Royalty Free Stock Photo

woman Patient hand holding and pulling emergency button in toilet of hospital room, calling nurse in emergency case. Professional Royalty Free Stock Photo

Elderly woman Patient hand holding and pressing emergency button in hospital room, calling nurse in emergency case. Professional Royalty Free Stock Photo

Green emergency exit sign mounted on a white ceiling. The sign features a white running figure with an arrow pointing downward, indicating the direction to follow in case of an emergency. It emits light to enhance visibility in low-light conditions. The fixture is made of white metal or plastic, contrasting against the ceiling tiles. Positioned above a tiled wall, it is likely part of a public building's safety features, designed to guide occupants to safety during evacuations.