Which tag would be issued to a client who is injured but is able to ambulate during disaster triage?

The tag issued to a client who is injured but able to ambulate during disaster triage is green. This color is designated for individuals who have sustained injuries that are not life-threatening and who can walk. In triage, a green tag indicates that the patient can move around and is considered less critical compared to those who require immediate attention, which would be indicated by a red tag.

This system of color-coding in disaster triage helps first responders prioritize care effectively. Those with a red tag are typically in immediate need of medical intervention; yellow denotes a patient who needs monitoring and urgent care but whose condition is stable; while black is used for patients who are deceased or have injuries so severe that they are unlikely to survive even with medical intervention. Thus, the green tag signifies that while the patient has been injured, they are stable enough to wait for assistance.