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An operations specialist received vials of expired medications to dispose of and refill with saline.
There are no policies in place for disposal of medication in the facility. How should the
operations specialist proceed?
(A) Dispose of the medication in a sharps or biohazard container
(B) Research the ways in which expired medicine can be disposed appropriately
(C) Return the medication to the donation source for proper disposal
(D) Dilute with water until medications are no longer hazardous - Answers -(B) Research the
ways in which expired medicine can be disposed appropriately ; If there is no currently policy in
place, it is best practice for the operations specialist to perform the research on the disposal of
the medications prior to performing any action. Even if the operations specialists' work setting
does not have disposal rules, the local or federal governments may have them in place.
A simulation educator has designed a scenario that specifies a patient with a genetic condition.
The operations specialist has information that one participant has the same condition. What is
the best course of action for the operations specialist?
(A) Advise the participant the scenario might be personally upsetting
(B) Inform the simulation educator of the participant's condition
(C) Request the condition represented in the activity to be modified
(D) Run the simulation scenario as designed for all participants - Answers -(D) Run the
simulation scenario as designed for all participants
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,The participants are using techniques wherein the listener repeats what was stated by the
speaker. This is best described as a component of
(A) monitoring performance.
(B) closed loop communication.
(C) validation of the speaker.
(D) mutual respect. - Answers -(B) closed loop communication.
A simulation educator requests a task trainer for an activity involving lumbar puncture on a
patient with a high bilirubin. The operations specialist should prime the task trainer with what
color simulated Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF)?
(A) Blue
(B) Clear
(C) Red
(D) Yellow - Answers -(D) Yellow ; Cerebral Spinal Fluid (CSF) is normally clear, but with high
bilirubin, the appearance changes to yellow.
A simulation center establishes a systematic inspection, detection, and correction of potential
failures on simulators. This is an example of
(A) maintenance agreements.
(B) manufacturer warranty.
(C) priority recall.
(D) preventive maintenance. - Answers -(D) preventive maintenance.
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, An operations specialist demonstrates functional awareness of technologies by
(A) ensuring accurate cable connectivity for equipment.
(B) having access to manuals and booklets related to equipment.
(C) keeping the current phone number of equipment repair persons.
(D) performing routine inventory of equipment in the simulation center. - Answers -(A) ensuring
accurate cable connectivity for equipment ; Ensuring accurate cable connectivity demonstrated
functional awareness because the operations specialist is having to use a higher level of
technical knowledge to connect devices, understand compatibility, and limitations. Having
access to manuals, keeping vendor contacts, and taking inventory will not allow for
demonstration of this high-level understanding.
An operations specialist notices that one of the cameras in the simulation lab is transmitting an
under-exposed image. Which of the following is the most likely cause?
(A) Light source is behind the camera
(B) Light source is directly over the subject
(C) Light source is to the side of the camera
(D) Light source is behind the subject - Answers -(D) Light source is behind the subject ; If the
light source is behind the subject, this will result in an under-exposed image. If the light source
is behind the camera, this may result in an over-exposed image. The other two options do not
affect exposure.
Which of the following is the best resource for learning about emerging practices in healthcare
simulation?
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