If a patient is tagged as "bad" using the CRAP mnemonic, what color label would they receive?

A patient tagged as "bad" using the CRAP mnemonic would receive a red label. The CRAP mnemonic is often used during triage to categorize patients based on the severity of their condition in a mass casualty incident. In this context, "bad" indicates that the patient is experiencing life-threatening injuries and requires immediate medical attention. The red label signifies that they are a priority and should be treated first to improve their chances of survival.

While other colors might represent different levels of urgency or treatment needs—such as green for minor injuries or blue and gray for varying degrees of 'non-urgent' or 'expectant' scenarios—the red label distinctly identifies patients who are critical and need urgent care.