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The population health nurse is reviewing a disaster response plan. For which principles should the nurse evaluate this plan? (Select all that apply.)
1. Be written so specifically that they are not easily changed.
2. Be based on knowledge about how people generally behave in emergency situations.
3. Enlist the support and coordinate the efforts of the entire community.
4. Account for primarily the physical health needs of victims and helpers.
5. Be kept confidential until executed.

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