Max Points: 10.0 Throughout this course, you have viewed the Diary of Medical Mission videos dealing with the catastrophic earthquake in Haiti in 2010. Reflect on this natural disaster by answering...

Disaster management
Introduction- According to The United Nations Disaster is a serious disruption of functioning of
community or society. Disaster hampers widespread human, economics, natural resources which
surpass the capacity of the affected people or society to adapt utilizing its own resources.
The Red Cross and Red Crescent societies define Disaster management as the association and
administration of resources and responsibilities in managing every single philanthropic part of
crises, specifically readiness, reaction and recuperation so as to decrease the effect of disaster.
Any disaster can have impact on crucial administrations, for example, medicinal services, power
supply, water, sewage/refuse evacuation, transportation and communication. The devastation can
truly influence the wellbeing, social and monetary systems of neighborhood groups and nations.
disasters have a noteworthy and dependable effect on individuals long after the prompt impact
has been relieved. [1]
Disaster Prevention- Disaster prevention includes a large variety of activities known as
Interventions which aimed at reducing the impact of disaster. [2]
Nursing Intervention- The disturbances in society coming about because of the hazardous
calamity have post effects on nursing and the procurement of human services. These effects may
be short-or long haul, in view of the extent of the harm to the community and local resources.
Amidst medical disaster, nurses must be aware of their vital role in procuring life.
The Aim of Disaster Nursing- The aim of disaster nursing is to ensure that the most astounding
achievable level of consideration is conveyed through considering, pushing, and noticing over all
affected throughout the phase of calamity, including active support in all levels of planning and
preparedness. [3]
Primary, Secondary, Tertiary preventions are used in the context of...