According to the Fab Five Feedback Steps, the SP-student interaction should begin with this

Like the response one gets by sticking their finger into a light socket, SP feedback is best when it is

"Let me begin by telling you what I thought happened."

The condition that Kramer, as an SP, was given to play

According to the UCR SOM SP Handbook, SP feedback should be given from this perspective only

The name of a 1970s Rock Band inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2014, this word also serves as a mnemonic to remind SPs to keep it short and simple

(Un)Like the sand through an hourglass, SP feedback should last about this length of time

“From the patient’s perspective I was caught off guard when I told you how I thought I got this condition and you chuckled.”

Kramer's symptoms were burning during urination and

Prior to the day of their simulated visit the SP's should do this to prepare

“As the patient I felt a connection when you met my eyes and shook my hand when I held it out” is an example of something an SP would say as part of this step

Like the United States, Great Britain, and the Soviet Union during WWII, the SP and the Facilitator are supposed to act as this

“At the point in the interview, when you checked your phone this is what the patient was felt.”

Kramer does this to set the mood

According to the UCR SOM SP Handbook, SP feedback focuses on student behaviors and interpersonal skills, but not this

This step immediately precedes the step when the SP turns things over to the facilitator

Like the scientist does this to collect data, an SP does it to gather information about the student for feedback

"When the patient said he had pain in his left-hand side you should have asked him how long has this been happening."

Kramer believes his symptoms started after his liaison with

Like a car when not in gear, when giving feedback SPs should use language that is both specific and this

"What happened during the encounter that made you feel that way?" is something the SP would ask the student as part of this step

Like looking into a pool of water and seeing your image, one goal of SP feedback is to facilitate this action on the part of the student

"When you asked me, as the patient, how I injured my arm. I assumed you wanted to check for the possibility of an injury on the job even though this was not part of the case."

Kramer told the medical student that he burned for the haberdasher much like

Used by Johnny Gage and Roy DeSoto as an abbreviation for cardiopulmonary resuscitation, CPR is also an acronym used by SPs that stands for this