Working disaster relief immediately after flood

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A community health nurse is working disaster relief immediately after a flood. Which interventions would be a priority following this crisis? Select all that apply. screening for waterborne diseases securing physical care providing vaccinations for childhood diseases finding safe housing for the survivors organizing counseling for the survivors.

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