The final grade which will appear in the Neptun system is calculated from the grade of both the theoretical (2/3) and practical (1/3) examinations.
The practical grade is based on the result of the practical exam and the work during the surgical rotation
- Logbook: On the first day of the internship, during registration, the student will receive an operating room attendance sheet (found on the website under downloadable documents), on which they must detail in 4-6 sentences what they experienced and learned during their participation in the operating room. All students are required to participate in a surgical operation at least 10 times, and which must be confirmed with a signature by the surgerons.
- The rigorous oral exam is preceded by a practical exam and patient examination. This is done on patients in the clinic’s ward. The practical exam is always on the same day as the oral exam.
Oral examination consists of four topics from 4 items (vascular surgery, traumatology, general surgery topic, organ-specific surgery topic)
- Vascular surgery: The student brings this grade from the department. The completed one-week vascular surgery internship at the Department of Vascular Surgery is followed by an exam, the result of which is the partial result of the comprehensive exam.
- Traumatology: The student brings this grade from the department. The completed one-week trauma practice is followed by an exam at the Department of Traumatology, the result of which is the partial result of the comprehensive exam.
- General and organ specific surgery: The student draws two surgical topics, one for the general and one for the organ specific surgery lists. For these topics, two separate grades will be recieved which are also part of the theoretical grade.
The strict condition for surgery final exam is the existence of sub-credits grades in traumatology and vascular surgery.
It is not possible to be admitted to surgery final exam if the traumatology and vascular surgery exams have not been completed beforehand.