A, B, C classifications

A, B, and C classifications are categories used to organize and prioritize information or items based on certain criteria. For example, in healthcare or safety, 'A' might represent the highest priority or most critical cases requiring immediate attention. 'B' signifies moderate importance, needing timely but less urgent action. 'C' indicates lower priority, suitable for situations that can be addressed later. These classifications help efficiently allocate resources, focus on the most important issues first, and ensure systematic management across various fields.