During a mass casualty incident, a nurse must triage multiple victims using the SALT triage system. Which of the following actions demonstrate appropriate application of triage principles to optimize resource allocation and patient outcomes? (Select all that apply)

Assign a yellow tag to clients unable to walk but with stable vitals and no respiratory distress, indicating delayed care.

Allocate immediate resources to clients with severe injuries and very low likelihood of survival to attempt life-saving measures.

Tag as green clients who are alert, oriented, ambulatory, and have minor injuries such as abrasions or sprains.

Assign a red tag to a client who is breathing rapidly, has a weak pulse, and responds only to painful stimuli.

Perform detailed diagnostic assessments and treatments at the triage site for all clients before tagging.

Assign a red tag to an ambulatory client complaining of mild pain but with stable vital signs and no respiratory distress.

Provide comfort measures only to a client who is unresponsive and has no respirations after repositioning, assigning a black tag

Treat all clients in the order they arrive regardless of injury severity or survival potential.