Floods have hit a small town on the Mississippi many times. The last time, a levee broke and there was extensive property damage as well as several deaths. What should be the first preparation that the nurse should make before another flood hits?
A. Create child care centers.
B. Establish morgue facilities.
C. Plan for a parking area for rescue workers.
D. Practice the nurse's personal family response plan.
ANS: D
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