1. What is the main purpose of simulation in healthcare

education?

a) To provide a safe and realistic environment for

learners to practice clinical skills and decision making

b) To replace the traditional methods of teaching and

learning in healthcare

c) To test the learners' knowledge and competence in

various scenarios

d) To evaluate the effectiveness of the curriculum and

the instructors

Answer: A. Rationale: Simulation is a pedagogical

approach that aims to create a safe and realistic

environment for learners to practice clinical skills and

decision making, without harming real patients or

compromising quality of care.

2. What are the essential elements of a simulation

scenario?

a) Objectives, setting, participants, roles, equipment,

events, debriefing

b) Objectives, setting, participants, roles, feedback,

evaluation, reflection

c) Objectives, setting, participants, roles, equipment,

feedback, debriefing

d) Objectives, setting, participants, roles, events,

feedback, reflection

Answer: C. Rationale: A simulation scenario should

have clear and measurable objectives, a realistic and