When doing triage in a disaster situation, leaving a person whose injuries are beyond treatment with the available resources to attend to someone whose injuries, though serious, can be cared for with resources available is considered:

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In a disaster situation, resources are limited and healthcare professionals must prioritize care based on the severity of injuries and the available resources. Ethically, it is appropriate to allocate resources to those who can benefit the most from them. Leaving a person whose injuries are beyond treatment to attend to someone whose injuries are treatable is not considered abandonment of the person, but rather a necessary action to maximize resources and save as many lives as possible. However, it is important for healthcare professionals to communicate clearly and compassionately with the person and their loved ones, and provide comfort care as appropriate.

When Doing Triage in a Disaster Situation, Leaving a Person