WCTSMA Test Standard References
Team Scoring Explanation - Information on how final varsity team scores are determined.
Sports Medicine Test Information: Sample Written Questions
All students will take the written test as either Varsity or JV. All WCTSMA tests will incorporate the domains/competencies of athletic training according to the WCTSMA frameworks. The written portion of the exam will be given at two (2) different times during the symposium/competition. Each test will have a value of 100 points and will be a 5 answer multiple choice.
Standardized list of textbooks referenced in written exams:
Principles of Athletic Training, Arnheim
Fundamentals of Sports Injury Management
Physical Examination of the Spine and Extremities, Hoppenfeld
Essentials of Athletic Training, Arnheim
Athletic Injuries, Booher
ACE Personal Training Manual 5th Edition
Oral Practical Exam
Sample Oral Practical, Cramer Oral Practical Supply List
Up to 6 students will take one (1) oral practical exam containing 3-5 tasks. One half will take the oral practical during the first written test and the other half will take the oral practical during the second written test. The writer of the exam will list the criteria, which will be reviewed in an O-P Proctor meeting prior to the test, with assigned point values to allow easy grading by the proctor. Each test will be worth 50 points possible. The score will be doubled to give a number correct out of 100 points. Each room’s oral-practical testing team will consist of: An allied Health Care Professional, Model, and Walker.
Additional Varsity Categories: Up to 2 students from each team can compete in the other varsity testing categories.
Exercise Physiology (test questions) Text is ACE Personal Trainer Manual
EPAC Interview Questions, and Requirements- due March 15th resume and cover letter need to be sent to epac.wctsma@gmail.com
Other competition standards:
JV Quiz Bowl
Scholarships- (Due February 17th, 2019 )
2019 Poster Presentation, 2019 Poster Rubric (Abstract Due April 5th)
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2019 Student Forum, 2019 Student Forum Rubric , Application (Due March 29th)