Anatomy and Physiology — practice questions
5.3% of the exam ≈8 real questions 12 free questions here
8 scored items. Body systems, the pathophysiology of conditions you will actually see in an office, and enough microbiology to reason about infection. Breadth matters more than depth here.
Where people lose points
- Directional terms are relative to anatomical position, not to how the patient is currently lying.
- Know which organ sits in which quadrant — abdominal pain questions depend on it.
- Bacterial and viral infections are managed differently, and questions often hinge on which one an antibiotic would actually help.
- The chain of infection is tested as a chain: questions ask which link a specific action breaks.
- Focus your study on the conditions an office actually sees — hypertension, diabetes, asthma and COPD, arthritis, thyroid disorders — over rare pathology.
Drill: Anatomy and Physiology
12 free questions from this domain, each with an explanation and a cited source. Timed at real exam pace.
12 questions
Pass line: 78%, same as the real exam
See the answer and explanation right after each question.