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  1. In a CASPer scenario, you witness a colleague falsifying patient records. The most professional action is to:

    Answer: Report the incident through appropriate channels, such as a supervisor or ethics board

    Reporting through proper channels upholds institutional integrity while following established procedures for misconduct.

  2. In a CASPer video response about equity, which framing BEST demonstrates genuine understanding?

    Answer: 'Structural barriers create unequal starting points that require targeted responses to address.'

    Recognizing structural barriers as the root of inequity is more accurate and actionable than individual-focused or colorblind framing.

  3. When a CASPer scenario describes a team member who is struggling with workload, the collaborative response is to:

    Answer: Offer assistance while respecting their autonomy to accept or decline

    Offering help while respecting autonomy demonstrates compassion without creating dependency or ignoring boundaries.

  4. A 16-year-old requests contraception and asks that her parents not be told. She is otherwise healthy and the request is for preventive care. What should the provider do?

    Answer: Provide contraception and respect her confidentiality per minor consent laws

    In most US states, minors have the legal right to consent to contraceptive services without parental notification, and confidentiality should be maintained.

  5. In CASPer, self-awareness as a professional competency means:

    Answer: Recognizing your own biases, strengths, and areas for growth

    Self-awareness allows professionals to manage their biases and engage in continuous improvement.

  6. In a CASPer scenario where team members disagree on an approach, the most effective collaborative response is to:

    Answer: Facilitate a discussion where all perspectives are heard before deciding

    Structured discussion that includes all voices leads to more informed decisions and stronger team buy-in.

  7. You notice a colleague is spreading misinformation. The most constructive communication approach is to:

    Answer: Approach them privately with accurate information and a respectful tone

    Private correction with accurate information preserves dignity while addressing the misinformation directly.

  8. You should act the part of a medical student in each scenario. On a four-point scale, you will be asked to score the effectiveness of each response. SCENARIO: You are trying to get a two-week volunteer position at a reputable neighborhood clinic. You discover the volunteer opportunity might interfere with your weekly compulsory lab when you obtain your course schedule. You cannot make up this lab because it is the only time it will be presented this semester. Your mark will be affected by how well you performed in the lab. Please rank the impact of each solution to this issue. Ask your lab instructor to come up with a plan that will let you attend both, if possible.

    Answer: Ineffective

    Asking the instructor for a special accommodation is more proactive than simply skipping the lab, but it is still Ineffective because the lab is offered only once and cannot be made up, so a realistic individual exception is unlikely. It also shifts a scheduling conflict that is your own responsibility onto the instructor rather than resolving it yourself.

  9. During a CASPer video scenario, a colleague interrupts you repeatedly in a meeting. What is the best response?

    Answer: After the meeting, calmly address the behavior privately

    Addressing the behavior privately and calmly preserves the professional relationship and allows for honest dialogue.

  10. You should act the part of a medical student in each scenario. On a four-point scale, you will be asked to score the effectiveness of each response. SCENARIO: You are trying to get a two-week volunteer position at a reputable neighborhood clinic. You discover the volunteer opportunity might interfere with your weekly compulsory lab when you obtain your course schedule. You cannot make up this lab because it is the only time it will be presented this semester. Your mark will be affected by how well you performed in the lab. Please rank the impact of each solution to this issue. For two weeks, skip your lab to participate in the volunteer opportunity.

    Answer: Very Ineffective

    Skipping a compulsory lab that cannot be made up and directly affects your grade sacrifices a core academic responsibility for an optional extracurricular, which is the worst possible trade-off — making this response Very Ineffective. A medical student's required coursework must take priority over a volunteer position, so abandoning the lab shows poor judgment about competing obligations.

  11. In a CASPer typed response about a scenario involving dishonesty, demonstrating integrity means:

    Answer: Clearly stating you would not participate and explaining the ethical reasoning

    Clearly articulating an ethical stance with reasoning demonstrates moral courage and professional integrity.

  12. In a CASPer scenario, a colleague claims that focusing on equity means lower-quality care for advantaged patients. The best response is:

    Answer: Acknowledge their concern and explain that equity expands overall system quality without reducing care for others

    Equity-focused care improves population health outcomes and system quality overall; it is not a zero-sum reduction in care for advantaged groups.

  13. In CASPer, which approach BEST demonstrates empathic engagement with a grieving patient?

    Answer: Sit with the patient, acknowledge their loss, and allow them to lead the conversation

    Presence, acknowledgment, and patient-led conversation respects the pace of grief and validates the patient's experience.

  14. In CASPer, cultural humility differs from cultural competency in that cultural humility:

    Answer: Is an ongoing practice of self-reflection and openness to learning from others

    Cultural humility is a lifelong process of learning and self-critique, not a fixed set of knowledge.

  15. You witness a supervisor behaving rudely toward a patient. The patient looks distressed but says nothing. What do you do?

    Answer: Check in with the patient afterward and document the incident appropriately

    Attending to the patient's wellbeing first and then documenting ensures patient advocacy without escalating unprofessionally in the moment.

  16. Which response to failure demonstrates professional integrity in a CASPer scenario?

    Answer: Acknowledging what went wrong, taking responsibility, and identifying lessons learned

    Acknowledging failure, taking responsibility, and extracting lessons demonstrates mature professional integrity.

  17. During a CASPer scenario, a classmate confides that they plagiarized an assignment. What is the BEST first communication step?

    Answer: Listen fully and ask open-ended questions to understand their situation

    Active listening and open-ended questioning allows you to fully understand the situation before deciding on an appropriate response.

  18. In a CASPer video response, speaking at an appropriate pace is important because:

    Answer: Measured pace aids clarity, comprehension, and conveys composure

    A measured pace helps evaluators follow your reasoning and signals that you are composed under time pressure.

  19. A CASPer prompt shows a scenario where one team member has access to important information the rest of the team lacks. The best collaborative action is to:

    Answer: Share the information transparently with the team

    Transparent information sharing ensures all team members can contribute fully and makes decisions more informed.

  20. When a CASPer prompt involves a patient with a disability, the most equitable approach is to:

    Answer: Ask the patient directly what accommodations would help them best

    Asking patients about their own accommodation needs respects their autonomy and expertise about their own disability.

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