A nurse responding to a disaster places the priority on which disaster response?

A. Reestablishing sanitary barriers and focusing on basic needs: This is the top priority post-disaster - clean water, food, shelter, and sanitation are essential to prevent further health deterioration. B. Cleaning up the environment: Important but secondary - basic survival needs come first. C. Bringing in as many aid workers and nurses as possible: Workforce support is important but must be organized and structured to avoid chaos. D. Handling the stress reaction of the victims: Addressing emotional and mental health is crucial, but not the first priority during the response phase.