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              TABLE 1  Raw Data From Preworkshop Performance Evaluation Tool
                                                                           Participants
                        Skills Assessed        1     2     3     4      5      6      7      8       9      10
              Correct BVM technique           Yes   No    No    No     No     No     No      No     No      No
              (proper hand and mask placement)
              Insert OPA/NPA                  Yes   Yes   No    No     Yes    No     Yes     No     Yes     No
              Time to effective BVM           N/A   70    30     84    N/A    56      72    180     300     N/A
              Time until advance airway attempted  66  N/A  30  N/A    46     N/A    N/A     60     N/A     N/A
              Correct ETT technique           Yes   N/A   N/A   N/A    N/A    N/A    N/A     No     N/A     Yes
              Time to effective ETT placement/   41  N/A  N/A   N/A    N/A    N/A    N/A     65     N/A     80
              appropriately abandoning attempt
              Correct SGA technique           N/A   N/A   Yes   N/A    Yes    N/A    N/A    N/A     N/A     N/A
              Time to effective SGA placement  N/A  N/A   110   N/A    110    N/A    N/A    N/A     N/A     N/A
              Correct cricothyrotomy technique  Yes  N/A  Yes   Yes    Yes    Yes    Yes    N/A     N/A     Yes
              Time to cricothyrotomy           75   N/A   30     76    45     44      45    N/A     N/A     150
              Total time until ventilation    190   N/A   210   196    201    150    135    N/A     N/A     150
              Rescue device attempted?        No    No    No    No     No     No     No      No     No      No
              BVM, bag-valve mask; ETT, endotracheal tube; NPA, nasopharyngeal airway; OPA, oropharyngeal airway; SGA, supraglottic airway. Time given
              in seconds.

              conclusions and make unfortunate decisions; their incompe-  developed; second, the cognitive skills must be enhanced. Only
              tence robs them of the ability to realize it and learn from it.”    then can a novice develop the meta-cognitive skills to better
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              Incompetent  individuals  consistently  held  an  inflated  self-   understand the reality of the situations in which they perform.
              appraisal of their skills or performance.          This can be applied to skills with individual airway adjuncts,
                                                                 patient assessment, decision-making capability, and naviga-
              After observing a competent individual’s performance, as is   tion of an airway scenario or algorithm.
              common practice in the Army’s “see one, do one, teach one”
              methodology of training, incompetent individuals, according   New combat medics in the Army Reserves, who do not hold
              to Dunning and Kruger, often over-inflate their self-appraisal   a medical occupation in their civilian life, have reached a cer-
              because they lack the “meta-cognitive skills” to recognize their   tain threshold of knowledge base and experience after their
              deficiencies (Figure 5). First, the psychomotor skills must be   Basic Training and Advanced Individual Training (AIT),

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