Table 5. Simulation participant survey results.

Median response from Likert scale: 1 = strongly disagree; 2 = disagree; 3 = neutral; 4 = agree; 5 = strongly agree.

Question	Median (n)	Range
How likely are you to recommend this session to a colleague?	5 (41)	3-5
Following the simulation, I feel comfortable with bedside management of epistaxis including nasal compression, topical medications, and nasal tamponade	4 (41)	3-5
Following the simulation, I understand the need to consult otolaryngology early in uncontrolled epistaxis	5 (30)	4-5
Following the simulation, I have a better understanding of when and how to initiate the massive transfusion protocol	5 (41)	2-5
Following the simulation, I understand how to approach continued bleeding in the setting of underlying liver disease and the need for thoughtful fluid resuscitation	5 (35)	4-5
Following this simulation, I feel comfortable managing a bloody oropharynx, including types of suction, intubation equipment, and when to activate a difficult airway team	4 (30)	4-5
Following this simulation, I have a better understanding of when to consider intubation to protect the airway in case of nasopharyngeal or oral bleeding if the Glasgow Coma Scale score is normal	4 (11)	3-5
The debrief promoted reflection and team discussion	5 (41)	4-5