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Multiple choice written test + oral test
A) The test of written examination (multiple-response quizzes with 4 alternative responses, of which a correct one) for emergency medical modules – emergency surgery – resuscitation: 20 Questions for each tot module. 60 questions
b) for the forms of nursing of the Territorial Emergency – Nursing Clinic Intensive Care: oral test after passing the written test.
For the written test the student has 60 minutes
How to evaluate the written test: The correct answer corresponds to + 0.5 points; The answer not provided or incorrectly provided is 0 points. The written exam is deemed to have been exceeded, if the student responded correctly to 36 questions (equal to a vote of 18/30) altogether and at least 12 exact questions for each individual discipline.
Failure to reach the minimum number of exact answers required for each module (even in one of them) means that the test is not exceeded.
The correction of the script is made at the end of the test.
Only students who have passed the successful written test will be able to access the oral exam of the nursing disciplines, with the following rules:
-the written test and the oral test may be carried out in different appeals;
-under the following conditions, the vote of the script is valid for the whole academic year in progress according to the timetable approved by the course of studies (e.g. AA 18-19: until September 2019);
-indispensable and obligatory requirement for the correct conduct and programming of the examination tests is the insertion, at the time of registration, of the following notes, the absence of which is grounds for exclusion from the tests.
The possible notes, inserted by the student, are as follows:
-Written and oral: The student will be included in the 2 lists for both written and oral evidence of the same appeal and:
1) If it exceeds the written test, it shall submit to the oral test of the same appeal, which may:
A) Overcome: The vote is the average of the votes
b) do not exceed: maintains the vote of the script and re-enrolls in later dates to the oral only (see later);
2) If it does not pass the written test it may not perform the oral;
3) If it exceeds but wants to reject the vote does not occur to the oral (the absence with the oral always represents implicit refusal of the vote of the writing which is cancelled).
-only written: The student will perform the only written test and:
1) If it exceeds: it will be able to carry out the oral test in one of the successive appeals (excluding the one in being)
2) does not exceed: You must re-enroll by choosing one of the
3) wants to reject the vote of the written exam: it communicates it at the end of the written test and therefore must re-enroll;
-Oral only: the note must be written for any subsequent examination session, but within the current academic year as defined above, only if the vote of the written examination has been exceeded and not rejected. The oral test can be repeated until it is exceeded. The validity of the written vote follows the general rules relating to the academic year.
The verbalization will be carried out, at the end of the two Tests.
Students not regularly enrolled will not be admitted to the exam.
All students at the end of the written test must return the grid with the answers and the quiz battery (if delivered) to the Commission.