Question about priority pls help!

i think that in disaster triage (according to the military) you actually assess the unconcious patient first and begin rescusitation efforts before assessing concious patients. that makes most sense to me in nursing. how can you tell between concious patients who has the most chance of survival?? no one really knows that except for if you were maybe a doctor. well in the concious patient in disaster triage, just go with abcs. as far as nclex boards are concerned airway always comes first no matter what. if someone looks like they have an (airway) issue or respiratory distress issue (breathing), that comes before bleeding or (circulation). i only got a couple of questions like this asking me to choose a patient in a disaster or emergent setting and i just choose the patient with airway issues or silent airway issues such as burns to the face - this is a good example of a question trying to hide an silent airway issue - burns to the face = burns to the throat and lungs aswell and imminent respiratory distress - so choose this over bleeding. hope this helps!