Physiology, system by system

Most PA programs run medical physiology as a systems-based course across the first didactic semester — cell and membrane foundations first, then the organ systems in sequence, graded by a series of board-style multiple-choice exams that each carry some cumulative questions, with frequent lecture quizzes in between. These guides are written to that shape: for each unit, what the exam asks, a drill list with active practice modes (including a curve reader for the graphs physiology exams love), the classic mistakes, and the clinical correlations that turn into board questions. Each one links to the PANCE body systems it feeds. A new guide goes up as a typical course reaches its unit.