HAPS Comprehensive Anatomy Exam
HAPS Comprehensive Anatomy Exam
Exam Information
The intended purpose of all HAPS Exams is to provide a means for schools to compare their students’ collective performance with normalized data accumulated from the results of all students who have taken the same exam. You must be the instructor of a two or four year college or university or a high school educator (teaching a dual-credit course) to order the exam. There are no study guides available for students and instructors are not allowed to take the exam to see the questions. The exam is comprehensive and follows the distribution of questions provided below. The HAPS Anatomy Learning Outcomes are your best source of what material HAPS believes an undergraduate anatomy course should cover.
Exam Overview
The Comprehensive Anatomy Exam is structured as follows:
– 100 multiple choice questions with 5 answer options each
– No negatively styled questions
– A mixture of lower order (knowledge and comprehension) and higher order (application and analysis) questions
– Questions mapped to HAPS modules and specific learning outcomes.
A – Body Plan & Organization (6)
C – Cell Biology (2)
D – Histology (4)
E – Integumentary System (5)
F – Skeletal System & Articulations (10)
G – Muscular System (11)
H – Nervous System (11)
I – General and Special Senses (4)
J – Endocrine System (4)
K – Cardiovascular System (10)
L – Lymphatic System (4)
M – Respiratory System (5)
N – Digestive System (10)
P – Urinary System (5)
R – Reproductive System (9)
T – Embryology (0)
Exam Fee Structure
Starting July 1st, 2026 Prices:
- Under 15 Exams $24 each
- 15-100 Exams $17.50 each
- 100+ Exams $15 each
Notice
The graded portion of this exam consists of 100 questions – all of which have been examined for reliability. There may be up to 20 additional questions on this exam that are being examined for use on future HAPS exams. These pilot questions will not be identified on the exam and will not be used in calculating a student’s score.