Clients with which tag are referred to as "walking wounded" during disaster management?

The term "walking wounded" is used to refer to clients who have sustained injuries that are not life-threatening and are able to move on their own. In the context of disaster management and triage systems, the correct classification for these patients is often designated by a green tag.

This tagging system helps first responders prioritize treatment based on the severity of injuries and the need for immediate medical attention. Green-tagged individuals can generally wait for care without significant risk of deterioration, allowing responders to focus more urgently on those whose lives are at immediate risk, often categorized as red (critical injuries needing urgent care) or yellow (serious injuries requiring attention but not immediately life-threatening).

In essence, the classification helps to ensure that resources are allocated effectively during a disaster, making it possible to manage multiple patients with varying levels of need efficiently.