COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE TO HUMAN ANATOMY AND
PHYSIOLOGY INSIDER ACCESS OF 2025/2026 EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH 100% SUCCESS RATE
Adam Peddicord - Co-Founder, Pass with PASS, LLC; Paramedic since 1998; EMS Coordinator and
Captain/Paramedic at Newport (KY) Fire/EMS Department; Medical Commander of the Newport
Police Department SWAT Team; holds multiple Associate's Degrees, a Bachelor's and Master's
Degree in Nursing; board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner; over 20 years of experience in EMS
education.
Brandon Schoborg - Co-Founder, Pass with PASS, LLC; EMS Education Manager of a hospital and
college based EMT/Paramedic Program in Kentucky; previously EMS Education Manager for
Columbus (OH) Division of Fire; Director of EMS Education at Cleveland Clinic Akron General;
Assistant Paramedic Program Coordinator at a community college in Kentucky; completed
paramedic education at the University of Cincinnati in 2010; holds an Associate's Degree in
EMS-Paramedic, Bachelor's Degree in Health Science, and an MBA in Healthcare Management.
Copyright Notice - Copyright © 2021 by Pass with PASS, LLC. All rights reserved. No part of the
material protected by this copyright may be reproduced or utilized in any form, electronic or
mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval
system, without written permission from the copyright owner.
Disclaimer - All procedures listed in the study guide should only be performed by appropriately
licensed/certified, authorized, and trained personnel as your local government, state, or country
allow.
Medication Dosages - Medication dosages may differ across the country; any medication
dosages in the study guide are relatively standardized, however, it is encouraged to check local
protocol and/or program's preferred dosages.
Quality Assurance - Efforts are made to ensure that the material contained within the study
guide is current and accurate; however, accuracy cannot be guaranteed.
,Table of Contents - Lists the sections of the study guide including Anatomical Terms &
Directions, Cellular Anatomy, Musculoskeletal Anatomy, Integumentary System, Cardiovascular
System, Respiratory System, Neurology, Endocrine System, Reproductive System, and
Gastroenterology.
Anatomical Terms & Directions - First section in the study guide.
Cellular Anatomy - Second section in the study guide.
Musculoskeletal Anatomy - Third section in the study guide.
Integumentary System - Fourth section in the study guide.
Cardiovascular System - Fifth section in the study guide.
Respiratory System - Sixth section in the study guide.
Neurology - Seventh section in the study guide.
Endocrine System - Eighth section in the study guide.
Reproductive System - Ninth section in the study guide.
Gastroenterology - Tenth section in the study guide.
Anterior/Ventral - towards the front
, Posterior/Dorsal - towards the back
Superior - above
Inferior - below
Superficial - near the surface
Medial - inside (towards the body)
Lateral - outside (away from the body)
Proximal - near the center of the body or point of attachment
Distal - away from the center of the body or point of attachment
Supine - lying on back
Prone - lying on stomach
Adduction - movement of a limb toward midline of the body
Abduction - movement of a limb away from midline of the body
Flexion - act of bending a joint
PHYSIOLOGY INSIDER ACCESS OF 2025/2026 EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH 100% SUCCESS RATE
Adam Peddicord - Co-Founder, Pass with PASS, LLC; Paramedic since 1998; EMS Coordinator and
Captain/Paramedic at Newport (KY) Fire/EMS Department; Medical Commander of the Newport
Police Department SWAT Team; holds multiple Associate's Degrees, a Bachelor's and Master's
Degree in Nursing; board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner; over 20 years of experience in EMS
education.
Brandon Schoborg - Co-Founder, Pass with PASS, LLC; EMS Education Manager of a hospital and
college based EMT/Paramedic Program in Kentucky; previously EMS Education Manager for
Columbus (OH) Division of Fire; Director of EMS Education at Cleveland Clinic Akron General;
Assistant Paramedic Program Coordinator at a community college in Kentucky; completed
paramedic education at the University of Cincinnati in 2010; holds an Associate's Degree in
EMS-Paramedic, Bachelor's Degree in Health Science, and an MBA in Healthcare Management.
Copyright Notice - Copyright © 2021 by Pass with PASS, LLC. All rights reserved. No part of the
material protected by this copyright may be reproduced or utilized in any form, electronic or
mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval
system, without written permission from the copyright owner.
Disclaimer - All procedures listed in the study guide should only be performed by appropriately
licensed/certified, authorized, and trained personnel as your local government, state, or country
allow.
Medication Dosages - Medication dosages may differ across the country; any medication
dosages in the study guide are relatively standardized, however, it is encouraged to check local
protocol and/or program's preferred dosages.
Quality Assurance - Efforts are made to ensure that the material contained within the study
guide is current and accurate; however, accuracy cannot be guaranteed.
,Table of Contents - Lists the sections of the study guide including Anatomical Terms &
Directions, Cellular Anatomy, Musculoskeletal Anatomy, Integumentary System, Cardiovascular
System, Respiratory System, Neurology, Endocrine System, Reproductive System, and
Gastroenterology.
Anatomical Terms & Directions - First section in the study guide.
Cellular Anatomy - Second section in the study guide.
Musculoskeletal Anatomy - Third section in the study guide.
Integumentary System - Fourth section in the study guide.
Cardiovascular System - Fifth section in the study guide.
Respiratory System - Sixth section in the study guide.
Neurology - Seventh section in the study guide.
Endocrine System - Eighth section in the study guide.
Reproductive System - Ninth section in the study guide.
Gastroenterology - Tenth section in the study guide.
Anterior/Ventral - towards the front
, Posterior/Dorsal - towards the back
Superior - above
Inferior - below
Superficial - near the surface
Medial - inside (towards the body)
Lateral - outside (away from the body)
Proximal - near the center of the body or point of attachment
Distal - away from the center of the body or point of attachment
Supine - lying on back
Prone - lying on stomach
Adduction - movement of a limb toward midline of the body
Abduction - movement of a limb away from midline of the body
Flexion - act of bending a joint
