Across
- 2. Immediate supportive intervention for emotional distress after a disaster
- 5. Phase characterized by frustration disappointment and exhaustion
- 6. Quick evaluation of urgent community needs after a disaster
- 8. Phase characterized by optimism community unity and outside support
- 10. Nursing responsibility involving protection of vulnerable populations
- 12. Phase involving rebuilding and adjustment to a new normal
- 15. Physical or emotional reaction that may occur after a disaster
- 16. Populations more likely to experience harm and difficulty recovering
Down
- 1. Temporary safe location for people displaced by a disaster
- 3. Collection of information about disaster-related health needs
- 4. Identifying individuals who need health services after a disaster
- 7. Lack of social connection that may increase vulnerability during disasters
- 9. Nursing intervention that teaches communities emergency safety practices
- 11. Practice exercises used to prepare for emergencies
- 12. Connecting disaster survivors with appropriate healthcare or community resources
- 13. Being forced to leave one's home because of a disaster
- 14. Initial stress reaction phase characterized by rescue efforts and intense activity