CHSOS EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
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FHM - ANSWER ✓ fetal heart monitor
FHR - ANSWER ✓ fetal heart rate
Fidelity - ANSWER ✓ Describes the level of realism associated with a particular
simulation activity.
Formative evaluation - ANSWER ✓ Evaluation wherein the evaluator's focus is
on the learner's progress toward goal achievement. A process for determining the
competence of a person engaged in a healthcare activity for the purpose of
providing constructive feedback for the person to improve.
FSBS - ANSWER ✓ finger stick blood sugar
Full body patient simulator - ANSWER ✓ A realistic, full-body, wireless manikin
which offers comprehensive clinical functionality to teach the core skills of airway,
breathing, cardiac, and circulation management.
Full scale simulation - ANSWER ✓ A device or scenario that allows simulation
of tasks related to applicable learners for a given operational requirement. It is
capable of simulating the operational environment (e.g. audio, visual, and tactile)
to achieve maximum realism and training effectiveness.
guided reflection - ANSWER ✓ The process used by the facilitator during
debriefing that reinforces the critical aspects of the experience and encourages
insightful learning, allowing the participant to assimilate theory, practice, and
research in order to influence future actions.
, haptic - ANSWER ✓ Tactile feedback technology which takes advantage of the
sense of touch by applying forces, vibrations, or motions to the user.
High fidelity simulator - ANSWER ✓ a broad range of full-body manikins that
have the ability to mimic, at a very high level, human body functions
High-stakes assessment - ANSWER ✓ assessment having important
consequences for the test taker; serves as a basis for a major decision; Has the
following; a single, defined assessment, has clear distinction between those who
pass or fail, and has direct consequences for passing or failing.
HoTN - ANSWER ✓ hypotension
HTN - ANSWER ✓ hypertension (high blood pressure)
Human factors - ANSWER ✓ The discipline or science of studying interactions
between humans and systems and technology. Covers all biomedical and
psychological considerations.
Hx - ANSWER ✓ history, history of
H&P - ANSWER ✓ history and physical
Hybrid Simulation - ANSWER ✓ Integrating different types of simulation across
different dimensions of applications, purposes, and target populations and
assessing the impact or benefit of simulation-based training across the various
dimensions.
In situ - ANSWER ✓ educational activity that takes place in the actual patient
care area/ setting in which the healthcare providers would normally function.
IV - ANSWER ✓ intravenous
LP - ANSWER ✓ lumbar puncture
Interprofessional education - ANSWER ✓ When students from two or more
professions learn about, from and with each other to enable effective collaboration
and improve health outcomes
CORRECT SOLUTIONS||100%
GUARANTEED PASS||UPDATED
2026/2027 SYLLABUS||ALREADY A+
GRADED||<<LATEST VERSION>>
FHM - ANSWER ✓ fetal heart monitor
FHR - ANSWER ✓ fetal heart rate
Fidelity - ANSWER ✓ Describes the level of realism associated with a particular
simulation activity.
Formative evaluation - ANSWER ✓ Evaluation wherein the evaluator's focus is
on the learner's progress toward goal achievement. A process for determining the
competence of a person engaged in a healthcare activity for the purpose of
providing constructive feedback for the person to improve.
FSBS - ANSWER ✓ finger stick blood sugar
Full body patient simulator - ANSWER ✓ A realistic, full-body, wireless manikin
which offers comprehensive clinical functionality to teach the core skills of airway,
breathing, cardiac, and circulation management.
Full scale simulation - ANSWER ✓ A device or scenario that allows simulation
of tasks related to applicable learners for a given operational requirement. It is
capable of simulating the operational environment (e.g. audio, visual, and tactile)
to achieve maximum realism and training effectiveness.
guided reflection - ANSWER ✓ The process used by the facilitator during
debriefing that reinforces the critical aspects of the experience and encourages
insightful learning, allowing the participant to assimilate theory, practice, and
research in order to influence future actions.
, haptic - ANSWER ✓ Tactile feedback technology which takes advantage of the
sense of touch by applying forces, vibrations, or motions to the user.
High fidelity simulator - ANSWER ✓ a broad range of full-body manikins that
have the ability to mimic, at a very high level, human body functions
High-stakes assessment - ANSWER ✓ assessment having important
consequences for the test taker; serves as a basis for a major decision; Has the
following; a single, defined assessment, has clear distinction between those who
pass or fail, and has direct consequences for passing or failing.
HoTN - ANSWER ✓ hypotension
HTN - ANSWER ✓ hypertension (high blood pressure)
Human factors - ANSWER ✓ The discipline or science of studying interactions
between humans and systems and technology. Covers all biomedical and
psychological considerations.
Hx - ANSWER ✓ history, history of
H&P - ANSWER ✓ history and physical
Hybrid Simulation - ANSWER ✓ Integrating different types of simulation across
different dimensions of applications, purposes, and target populations and
assessing the impact or benefit of simulation-based training across the various
dimensions.
In situ - ANSWER ✓ educational activity that takes place in the actual patient
care area/ setting in which the healthcare providers would normally function.
IV - ANSWER ✓ intravenous
LP - ANSWER ✓ lumbar puncture
Interprofessional education - ANSWER ✓ When students from two or more
professions learn about, from and with each other to enable effective collaboration
and improve health outcomes
