What is the difference between high and low-fidelity simulations?
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Operative Experience (United States)
“Low-fidelity focuses on mastering individual psychomotor tasks (e.g., IV starts, CPR) using basic trainers. High-fidelity replicates complex physiological responses and team-based emergency scenarios using advanced manikins that seize, breathe, and react to drugs.”
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