The nurse is preparing a list of items that are needed in a disaster kit. The list will correctly include which items? (Select all that apply.)
a. Water for 12 days
b. Nonperishable food items
c. Prescription medication
d. Portable radio
e. Bedding
f. First aid kit
B, C, D, E, F
It is suggested that water for 3 days be included in a disaster kit. All other options should be in-cluded in a disaster kit.
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