The complete question is as follows:
A group of 100 bomb blast victims were admitted to the hospital within an hour of the event. How should the hospital management use this information?
A
. Arrange surgery facilities for 50 victims.
B
. Arrange beds for at least 20 more victims.
C
. Prepare staff to treat 100 more clients.
D. Shift the 100 existing clients to other hospitals.
Answer:
The correct answer is option C. prepare staff to treat 100 more.
Explanation:
Management of hospital can predict the total number of the victims of a particular disaster by the number of the victims come who come in very first hour to the disaster.
One can predict the double the number of the patient of the victims that arrive the first hour. So by the assuming that 100 victims more might come so management should prepare more staff for the more 100 victims.
Thus, the correct answer is - option C.
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