Integrated State Test

1. The test shall take place in writing. 2. The subject of the integrated examination shall be received by the candidate no later than four weeks before the examination. The test time is three astronomical hours. 3. During the examination, information technology and communication means, as well as other unauthorised techniques, shall not be brought into the lecture theatre. 4. Student must not leave premises during examination (exceptions shall be agreed in writing with the representative of the national examination board 3 days before the start of the examination). 5. The examination must be accompanied by stationery and a personal identity document.

1. The results of the test shall be reported within 48 hours of the last day of the test. 2. If the general conditions of the national examination have been violated, in accordance with the national examination Regulation, the national examination may be repeated by the student after a year. 3. The evaluation shall take place without the presence of the student. 4. Student responses in an integrated examination shall be evaluated in a 10-point system. 5. An integrated test is passed if the assessment is at least 4 points. 6. If the student does not agree with the assessment of the integrated examination, he or she has the right to appeal to the Rector within one working day from the moment of notification of the results. The Rector of the LASE shall establish 7 by decree. The Appeals Commission, which shall examine the work of the integrated examination and give its assessment within seven working days. Each of the 3 parts of the Test is scored to 5 points, making a maximum of 15 in total. paragraph 1 clarifies the main terms in the question (each test response page contains an indication of the need to provide an explanation of the terms in the answers). 2 points explained key terms in question (each test response page contains an indication of the need to provide an explanation of the terms in the answers). Responses by content reveal in part the nature of the questions, opinion contradictory, thoughts repeating. 3 points clarify the main terms in the question (each test response page contains an indication of the need to provide an explanation of the terms in the answers). Responses by content reveal, in part, the nature of the questions. The examples correspond in part to the nature of the questions. 4 points clarify the main terms in the question (each test response page contains an indication of the need to provide an explanation of the terms in the answers). Responses by content correspond to the nature of the questions. The examples mostly correspond to the nature of the issues. 5 points clarify the main terms in the question (each test response page contains an indication of the need to provide an explanation of the terms in the answers). Answers by content fully describe the nature of the questions, with characteristic varied examples from physiotherapist practice. Justifiable judgement by naming authors of studies or theories who have researched the specific problems. There are no points if the answers do not meet any criteria to get a score of 5, 4, 3, 2 or 1. If the assessment in the integrated examination is negative, the student shall not be allowed to defend Bachelor’s thesis.