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Question 1 of 6

1. Question
What is the correct order of the 6 phases of simulation?
Arrange the following phases in the proper order by dragging the options below.
- Simulation Activity
- Prebriefing
- Preparation
- Evaluation
- Reflection
- Feedback/Debriefing
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2. Question
What is the difference between preparatory activities and prebriefing?
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- Preparation occurs in advance of the prebrief, usually one day or more in advance of the day the simulation is completed on. Prebriefing occurs immediately before the simulation is completed.
- Preparation occurs in just before of the prebrief, usually three days or more in advance of the day the simulation is completed on. Prebriefing occurs after the simulation is completed.
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3. Question
What does the basic assumption refer to? Why is it important?
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4. Question

Match the following description with the type of fidelity (Physical/environmental, Conceptual, Psychological):

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Physical/Environmental Fidelity
Conceptual Fidelity
Psychological Fidelity

Factors such as environment, manikins, room, moulage, equipment, noise, and/or props.

Ensures all elements of the scenario or case relate to each other in a realistic way, so that the case makes sense to the learners (e.g., vital signs reflect the diagnosis).

Factors such as emotions, beliefs, and self-awareness of participants; the extent to which the simulated environment evokes the underlying psychological processes that are necessary in the real-world setting for the participant. The degree of perceived realism, including psychological factors such as emotions, beliefs, and self-awareness of participants in simulation scenarios

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5. Question
What metrics should you track in your simulation program?
- Participant evaluations facilitator evaluations, number and types of simulations, program evaluations, evaluations of simulations.
- Facilitator evaluations, types of simulations, program evaluations, evaluations of learners.
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Question 6 of 6

6. Question
What is a hybrid simulation and why might you use this strategy?
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