Which injury type is least likely to be addressed with a green tag?

The green tag is used in a triage system to signify a situation where the patient has injuries that are not life-threatening and can wait for medical treatment. These are typically categorized as "walking wounded" or those with stable conditions who require care but are not in immediate danger.

Severe burns requiring immediate care are classified as critical injuries that pose a threat to life or limb and thus are not suitable for a green tag designation. Patients with severe burns generally require immediate attention to prevent complications and manage pain effectively.

On the other hand, minor scrapes and bruises, simple fractures, and minor soft tissue injuries are injuries that can safely wait for treatment without exacerbating the condition or leading to severe outcomes. Therefore, these categories are the types that would typically receive a green tag during the triage process, clearly distinguishing them from the urgent needs that severe burns present.