**The question types of the physiotherapist exam mainly include multiple-choice questions, multiple-choice questions, case multiple-choice questions and case question and answer questions, with a total of 100 questions.
*What are the question types of the physiotherapist exam**The main question types of the physiotherapist exam are:
1. Multiple choice questions (mainly based on theoretical basis).
2. Multiple-choice questions (mostly general knowledge questions).
3. Case multiple-choice questions (mainly examples).
4. Case Q&A questions (objective analysis questions).
*How many questions are there in the physical therapist exam:
*There are a total of 100 questions in the physiotherapist exam, of which 75 are multiple-choice questions, each question is worth 1 point, a total of 75 points; There are 25 multiple-choice questions, each worth 1 point, for a total of 25 points. The exam time is 150 minutes, and on average, at least two questions must be completed every minute, so when preparing for the ** physiotherapist exam, candidates must be proficient in memorizing knowledge points to improve the speed of writing questions.
When preparing for the ** physiotherapist certificate exam, don't blindly carry out the tactics of sea of questions. Doing classic questions is often more meaningful than brushing up on a large number of raw and strange questions.
*How to get a physiotherapist certificate.
*The physical therapist registration examination can only be registered through the designated authorized entrance, go to the **physical therapist examination management agency or **on** that organizes the examination in the local area and fill in the registration form, and pay all the supporting materials and registration fee.
If you want to obtain the ** physiotherapist certificate, you need to have the corresponding academic qualifications and work experience: the specific conditions are as follows:
1) Have a college degree or above;
2) Have the title of primary or above in science, medicine and physiotherapy education.
3) Students who are in their third year or above, with a student ID card or a certificate of schooling.