Objective:
The Anatomy and Physiology I examination is designed to measure examinees' knowledge and skills of anatomy and physiology. This examination covers the first half of the typical anatomy and physiology curriculum, ending its focus with the endocrine system. The knowledge and skills measured are consistent with those typically taught in intermediate level college courses and is consistent with this level of difficulty and complexity. The assessment reflects a balance between the topical and critical analytical skills essential to an understanding of anatomy and physiology.
Skills Measured:
This examination requires the examinee to demonstrate an understanding of the human organism and the chemical basis for life; cell biology and tissues; the skeletal system; the muscular system; the nervous system; and the endocrine system.