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CHSOS EXAM with 100 Complete Questions andAnswers.
ABC - ANS airway, breathing, circulation
AC - ANS before meals
Advocacy and inquiry - ANS A communication method within debriefing that pairs a
statement of observation and point of view with a question directed at understanding an
action through a participant's cognitive construct or frame.
AMA - ANS against medical advice
APAP - ANS Automatic Positive Airway Pressure
Assessment - ANS The process of documenting, usually in measurable terms, a
subject's knowledge, skills, attitudes, and beliefs.
Avatar - ANS Graphical representation of the user or user's alter ego or character. It
may take either a 3-dimensiona form, as in games or virtual worlds, or a 2-D form as an
icon in Internet forums and other online communities.
Behavioral Skills - ANS the decision-making and team interaction processes used
during team's management of a situation
best practices - ANS An idea that asserts that there is a technique, method, process,
activity, incentive, or reward that is more effective at delivering particular outcomes than
any other technique, method, process, and so on. The most efficient (least amount of
effort) and effective (best results) way of accomplishing a task based on repeatable
procedures that have proven themselves over time for large numbers of people
Briefing - ANS this refers to any activity that occurs prior to a simulation event such as
an educational activity. This can include giving instructions, guidelines, or directives.
This can be for the instructional staff as well as for the learners.
CABG - ANS coronary artery bypass grafting
CHF - ANS congestive heart failure
CHSE - ANS Certified Healthcare Simulation Educator
CHSE-A - ANS Certified Healthcare Simulation Educator-Advanced
CHSOS - ANS Certified Healthcare Simulation Operations Specialist
, CHSOS program - ANS A term used throughout various documents and resources of
the CHSOS certification. It is a general term used to encompass any and all activities
related to the application, verification, certification granting, administrative, and other
functions performed in the certification program.
COPD - ANS chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
Clinical scenario (simulated scenario) - ANS A plan of an expected and potential course
of events for a simulated clinical experience.
Computer-based simulation - ANS Simulation activities that are performed via a
computer program. These are similar to virtual reality simulations, but do not include
additional interfaces between the learner and the computer.
Confederate - ANS An individual other than the patient who is scripted in a simulation to
provide realism, additional challenges, or additional information for the learner.
Construct validity - ANS the degree to which a test measures what it claims, or purports,
to be measuring
Content validity - ANS the extent to which a measure represents all facets of a given
social construct. It requires the use of recognized subject matter experts to evaluate
whether test items assess defined content and more rigorous statistical tests than does
the assessment of face validity.
Core standards - ANS The fundamental simulation education standards that have been
developed by the Society for Simulation in Healthcare Certification Committee as a
cooperative effort with input from other simulation societies and groups.
Critical thinking - ANS A disciplined process that requires validation of data, including
any assumptions that may influence thoughts and actions, and then careful reflection on
the entire process while evaluating the effectiveness of what has been determined as
the necessary actions to take. The process entails purposeful, goal-directed thinking
and is based on scientific principles and methods (evidence) rather than assumptions
and conjecture.
Cueing - ANS Information provided by instructors or designated participants in the
simulation that helps the student progress through the simulation activity by providing
information about the step the student is on or is approaching.
Cut Suit - ANS The human worn partial task surgical simulator. In realistic scenarios it
simulates the treatment of the 3 most common causes of preventable death on the
battlefield, including hemorrhage from extremity wounds, tension pneumothorax and
airway compromise.
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