¿Qué cuatro valores superiores propugna España como Estado social y democrático de Derecho?
Based on: Constitución Española de 1978, art. 1
An independent practice app for the Celador/a oposición of the Servicio Andaluz de Salud. 466 original questions and 255 flashcards across 17 of the 19 temas of the official temario (Anexo XVII, BOJA 151 of 2024), each explanation citing the article or source it rests on, plus a timed 50-question mock that follows the SAS bases generales. Temas 12 and 15 are deliberately not covered, and the app says so.
Celador/a is a category of the Servicio Andaluz de Salud, recruited by the Junta de Andalucía rather than by the Spanish state. Its rules are published in the Boletín Oficial de la Junta de Andalucía, not in the BOE: the bases generales are the Resolución de 22 de enero de 2025 (BOJA núm. 17, de 27 de enero de 2025) and the temario is Anexo XVII of the Resolución de 30 de julio de 2024 (BOJA núm. 151). There is no BOE-A- identifier for this exam, which is a real property of an Andalusian convocatoria rather than a gap in our sourcing.
It is a concurso-oposición: the oposición phase is worth 50% of the total score and the concurso de méritos the other 50%. Only the oposición phase is an exam, and only that phase is eliminatory. This app prepares the oposición questionnaire; the concurso is scored from your documented merits and there is nothing to practise.
A theory-and-practice questionnaire of 50 scored questions plus 3 de reserva, each with four alternatives, in 1 hour and 30 minutes. Those are the conditions base 2.2.4 of the bases generales sets for categories in Otras Agrupaciones Profesionales (Grupo E). The reserve questions only come into play if the board annuls a scored one, so 50 is what you are actually marked on.
It matters because the question count and time depend on it, and no convocatoria document states it in those words. The chain is: the bases específicas require only a Certificado de Escolaridad for Celador/a (base 3.2); Ley 55/2003 places categories requiring only that certification in article 7.2.c); and its disposición transitoria segunda maps article 7.2.c) to grupo E. Each link is verbatim official text, but the endpoint is a derivation. We state it rather than presenting it as something the convocatoria says outright. Do not substitute the Grupo A figures (150 questions, 180 minutes) or the Grupo C ones (75 questions, 120 minutes) that appear in the same document.
All SAS test papers use a formula of the type [(A − E/4) × (100/P)], where A is correct answers, E is wrong ones and P the number of unannulled questions. Four wrong answers cancel the value of one correct answer, and blanks do not count as errors, so leaving a question unanswered is better than a blind guess among four options.
There is no fixed pass mark, and any figure presented as one is wrong. To clear the oposición by open access you must reach 60% of the mean of the ten highest scores in your own category (50% for promoción interna), and in no case less than 40% of the phase maximum. The real cut-off therefore depends on how everyone else performs. This app scores its mock against the 40% absolute floor, because it is the only threshold knowable in advance: clearing it is the legal minimum, not a guaranteed pass.
Two of the nineteen, and the app discloses it rather than quietly shrinking the denominator. Tema 12 (communication skills and user care) and tema 15 (patient movement and transfer, anatomical positions, autopsy rooms and mortuaries) have no questions. No official, freely reusable source exists from which verifiable questions on them could be written, and for tema 15 a confidently-worded wrong answer about how to move a patient would be a clinical safety claim rather than a trivia slip. Better absent than invented; study those two elsewhere. Within temas 13 and 14, some sub-topics also have no questions: Critical Care organisation in tema 13, and Outpatients, Pharmacy and Mental Health in tema 14. Both temas rest on article 14.2 of the 1971 Estatuto de Personal no Sanitario, which lists the celador's duties but does not describe those units.
Original questions on the ten common temas (Constitución, Estatuto de Autonomía, health-service organisation, data protection, occupational risk, equality, Estatuto Marco, patient autonomy, ICT) and the seven specific ones (the celador in the health system and at work, the SAS style manual, risk prevention for celadores, self-protection and emergencies, healthcare waste). Every explanation names the article or source it rests on.
The mock uses the bases generales' own question count, four-option format and time limit, and applies the real [(A − E/4) × (100/P)] deduction with blanks unpenalised. Because the true cut-off is relative to the other candidates, the mock scores against the 40% absolute floor and says plainly that clearing it is the legal minimum rather than a guaranteed pass.
This is the one exam here governed by BOJA texts rather than a BOE convocatoria, and the citations follow the material: the Estatuto de Autonomía, the Andalusian waste regulation (Decreto 73/2012), the SAS style manual and the SAS anti-aggression plan sit alongside state law where the state governs. A citation gate checks every cited source resolves in the archived text before the pack ships.
Temas 12 and 15 have no questions, and the app discloses that in its own coverage notes in both Spanish and English rather than presenting 17 temas as the whole syllabus. Tema 15 is excluded on safety grounds as much as sourcing ones: a confidently-worded wrong answer about moving a patient is a clinical claim, not a trivia slip.
| Based on the official public source | Yes, Bases generales del SAS (Resolución de 22 de enero de 2025, BOJA núm. 17) y temario del Anexo XVII (Resolución de 30 de julio de 2024, BOJA núm. 151), junto a los textos consolidados vigentes que rigen cada tema (Constitución, LO 2/2007, Ley 55/2003, Ley 41/2002, LO 3/2018, Ley 31/1995, Decreto 73/2012, Estatuto de Personal no Sanitario de 1971 y el resto) |
|---|---|
| Timed mock exam | 50 questions, 90 min |
| Pass rule applied | 0% to pass |
| Answer explanations mapped to the source | Yes |
| Weak-area review | Yes |
| Flashcards (spaced repetition) | Yes |
| Works fully offline, no account | Yes |
| Ads | None |
| Payment | One-time purchase |
| Last content review | 2026-08-21 |
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¿Qué cuatro valores superiores propugna España como Estado social y democrático de Derecho?
Based on: Constitución Española de 1978, art. 1
¿Cómo se constituye Andalucía conforme al artículo 1 del Estatuto de Autonomía?
Based on: LO 2/2007, Estatuto de Autonomía para Andalucía, art. 1
Una persona fallecida prohibió expresamente el acceso a sus datos. ¿Qué efecto tiene esa prohibición para sus herederos según la LOPDGDD?
Based on: Ley Orgánica 3/2018, art. 3
¿Qué valor tienen las disposiciones laborales de la Ley 31/1995 respecto de la negociación colectiva?
Based on: Ley 31/1995, art. 2.2
¿Qué tres criterios utiliza la Ley 55/2003 para clasificar al personal estatutario?
Based on: Ley 55/2003, Estatuto Marco del personal estatutario, art. 5
¿A quiénes extiende la Ley 41/2002 su regulación sobre autonomía, información y documentación clínica?
Based on: Ley 41/2002, art. 1
¿Sobre qué materias se abstiene el Celador de hacer comentarios con familiares y visitantes?
Based on: Estatuto de Personal no Sanitario de 1971, art. 14.2
Según el artículo 14.2 del Estatuto de Personal no Sanitario de 1971, ¿de qué traslado de enfermos se encarga el Celador?
Based on: Estatuto de Personal no Sanitario de 1971, art. 14.2
Una profesional de una Agencia Pública Empresarial Sanitaria duda de si el Plan le resulta aplicable. ¿Qué respuesta se ajusta a su ámbito?
Based on: Acuerdo de 7 de julio de 2020, Plan de Prevención y Atención frente a Agresiones (BOJA núm. 132)
En la cafetería de un centro sanitario se generan restos de comida sin contaminación ni riesgo de infección. ¿Cómo los clasifica el Decreto 73/2012?
Based on: Decreto 73/2012, Reglamento de Residuos de Andalucía (BOJA núm. 81)
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Built from Bases generales del SAS (Resolución de 22 de enero de 2025, BOJA núm. 17) y temario del Anexo XVII (Resolución de 30 de julio de 2024, BOJA núm. 151), junto a los textos consolidados vigentes que rigen cada tema (Constitución, LO 2/2007, Ley 55/2003, Ley 41/2002, LO 3/2018, Ley 31/1995, Decreto 73/2012, Estatuto de Personal no Sanitario de 1971 y el resto) (Bases generales BOJA 17 de 27 de enero de 2025; temario Anexo XVII, BOJA 151 de 5 de agosto de 2024), the official public source, used under Spanish statute and regulation text is outside copyright (art. 13, Ley de Propiedad Intelectual); the BOJA resolutions setting the exam format and temario are official acts of a public authority. All questions and explanations are original works by RiverMap Learning, never reproduced from any official exam paper.. View the official source .
Last checked against the source: 2026-08-21.
All questions are original and written from the public source. No official exam questions are copied.
The oposición phase questionnaire for the Celador/a category of the Servicio Andaluz de Salud, under the SAS bases generales (Resolución de 22 de enero de 2025, BOJA núm. 17) and the Anexo XVII temario (BOJA núm. 151 de 2024). It does not cover the concurso de méritos, which is scored from documented merits, and it does not cover Celador/a-Conductor/a, which is a separate category with its own plazas.
50 scored questions plus 3 de reserva, four options each, in 90 minutes. Marking uses [(A − E/4) × (100/P)], so four wrong answers cancel one correct answer and blanks are not penalised. Because a blind guess among four options has a negative expected value, leaving a question blank is a real strategy rather than a wasted mark.
There is no fixed pass mark. The real threshold is 60% of the mean of the ten highest scores in your category for open access (50% for promoción interna), and never below 40% of the phase maximum. It therefore depends on how the other candidates perform and cannot be computed in advance. This app scores its mock against the 40% absolute floor, the only threshold knowable beforehand, and says plainly that clearing it is the legal minimum rather than a pass.
No, and it tells you exactly what is missing. It covers 17 of the 19 temas. Temas 12 and 15 have no questions because no official, freely reusable source supports verifiable questions on them, and in tema 15 a confidently-worded wrong answer about moving a patient would be a clinical safety claim. Within temas 13 and 14, Critical Care organisation and Outpatients, Pharmacy and Mental Health also have no questions, because article 14.2 of the 1971 Estatuto lists the duties without describing those units.
Because the question count and time depend on the group, and no convocatoria document states Celador/a is Grupo E in those words. The chain is: the bases específicas require only a Certificado de Escolaridad (base 3.2); Ley 55/2003 article 7.2.c) covers categories requiring only that; and its disposición transitoria segunda maps 7.2.c) to grupo E. Each link is verbatim official text and the endpoint is our derivation, which we state rather than hide.
The 2025 convocatoria offers 1,225 Celador/a places by open access (1,126 general, 87 physical or sensory disability, 12 mental illness) and 175 by promoción interna, from Anexo III of the bases específicas (Resolución de 4 de febrero de 2025, BOJA núm. 26). The 348 places in the same table are Celador/a-Conductor/a, a different category.
Every question and explanation is original, written by RiverMap Learning from the published Andalusian and state texts. Each explanation cites the source it rests on, a citation gate verifies that the cited text really exists in the archived source, and a second, independent AI model confirms each answer against its source before it ships, with a human reviewing disagreements. You can read the full process at rivermaplearning.com/how-we-build-questions.
No. It is an independent study aid, not associated with, endorsed by or approved by the Servicio Andaluz de Salud, the Consejería de Salud y Consumo or the Junta de Andalucía. It reproduces no official exam questions. For official information, see the convocatoria in the Boletín Oficial de la Junta de Andalucía.
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El examen de Celador/a del Servicio Andaluz de Salud son 50 preguntas en 90 minutos, con penalización de uno entre cuatro y una nota de corte relativa que nunca baja del 40 %.
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This app is an independent study aid and is not associated with, endorsed by or approved by the Servicio Andaluz de Salud, the Consejería de Salud y Consumo or the Junta de Andalucía. All questions and explanations are original works written from the published regulations and the official temario; no official exam question is reproduced. Temas 12 and 15 of the temario are not covered. For official information, see the convocatoria at juntadeandalucia.es/boja.