Emergency actions are taken at the early stage of a disaster with the purpose of preventing
injuries or loss of life and:
A.
determining the extent of property damage.
B.
preserving environmental conditions.
C.
ensuring orderly plan activation.
D.
reducing the extent of operational damage.
Explanation:
During an incident, emergency actions should minimize or eliminate casualties and damage to the
business operation, thus reducing business interruptions. Determining the extent of property
damage is not the consideration; emergency actions should minimize, not determine, the extent of
the damage. Protecting/preserving environmental conditions may not be relevant. Ensuring orderly
plan activation is important but not as critical as reducing damage to the operation.