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1. Gastrointestinal (includes GI tract, liver, pancreas, gallbladder)

22% of the exam

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2. Head and Neck (excludes Neuropathology)

5% of the exam

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3. Genitourinary (includes male reproductive)

6% of the exam

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4. Endocrine

4% of the exam

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5. Administrative, Inspection, and DO Viewpoint

8% of the exam

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6. Neuropathology

3% of the exam

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7. Breast

12% of the exam

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8. Cardiovascular

3% of the exam

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9. Lung and Respiratory Tract (includes pleura)

6% of the exam

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10. Dermatopathology

13% of the exam

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11. Soft Tissue, Bones, and Joints

5% of the exam

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12. Obstetrical and Gynecologic

13% of the exam

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The AP exam spans 12 domains - Gastrointestinal (includes GI tract, liver, pancreas, gallbladder) (22%), Head and Neck (excludes Neuropathology) (5%), Genitourinary (includes male reproductive) (6%), Endocrine (4%), Administrative, Inspection, and DO Viewpoint (8%), Neuropathology (3%), Breast (12%), Cardiovascular (3%), Lung and Respiratory Tract (includes pleura) (6%), Dermatopathology (13%), Soft Tissue, Bones, and Joints (5%), and Obstetrical and Gynecologic (13%). Every practice question maps to one of them, so you train on exactly what's tested.

The Certification in Anatomic Pathology (AP) exam has 100 questions and is completed in 4 hours. Our timed practice tests mirror that length and pacing, so exam day feels familiar.

No - and that matters. These are original practice questions written to mirror the style, difficulty, and domain coverage of the AP exam blueprint. We never distribute actual exam content, so practicing here keeps you fully compliant with official exam policies.

No. AP Exam Prep is an independent study resource for Certification in Anatomic Pathology (AP). It is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by the official certifying body or exam administrator.

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"was so behind going into this, procrastinated for weeks. ended up doing a ton of practice questions on anatomicexam.com the last month and it actually stuck. GI section felt way less scary on the real thing bc i'd seen so many similar cases already. passed."

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"honestly wasnt sure a website could replace actual textbook review but the mistake review feature saved me. kept missing the same dermpath patterns over and over until i actually sat down and read why i was wrong each time. small thing but it mattered."

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"4 hour written exam is brutal for focus. did a couple full length mocks beforehand just to get used to pacing and it helped alot more than i expected. wasnt fancy, just questions and timers, but thats kinda what i needed tbh."

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