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CANRA Part 1 — Historical competency coverage

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157Detailed source competencies mapped
47Expanded lessons (3 systems)
110Foundation checklists; expansion pending
Source distinction: This crosswalk follows the uploaded January 2026 biomedical reference guide's printed pages 6–13. It is a historical source, not the confirmed current CANRA written-exam blueprint. View current CANRA information.

157 detailed source objectives

Every row is traceable to the guide. Expanded means a dedicated original course lesson is present; it does not mean expert-verified mastery or exam equivalence.

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SystemCodeSource competencyTeaching statusCourse link
Cardiovascular1.01.01Embryological development of the cardiovascular system, including the valves and chambers of the heart and the blood vessels.Expanded lessonOpen
Cardiovascular1.02.01Microscopic anatomy of the heart and blood vessels.Expanded lessonOpen
Cardiovascular1.03.01Location and structure of the heart, major vessels, and pericardium.Expanded lessonOpen
Cardiovascular1.03.02Location and structure of the heart valves.Expanded lessonOpen
Cardiovascular1.03.03Location and branching patterns of coronary arteries.Expanded lessonOpen
Cardiovascular1.03.04Anatomical patterns of the peripheral vascular system.Expanded lessonOpen
Cardiovascular1.03.05Location and structure of microcirculation.Expanded lessonOpen
Cardiovascular1.04.01Function of the heart valves and their associated sounds in relation to the cardiac cycle.Expanded lessonOpen
Cardiovascular1.04.02Pressure, flow and resistance as it relates to the cardiovascular system.Expanded lessonOpen
Cardiovascular1.04.03Regulation of ventilation, gas exchange and tissue perfusion.Expanded lessonOpen
Cardiovascular1.04.04Autonomic regulation and electrical conduction of the cardiac muscle.Expanded lessonOpen
Cardiovascular1.04.05Electrical measurement of the heart.Expanded lessonOpen
Cardiovascular1.04.06Forces involved in the circulation of blood and lymph, and the regulation of blood flow.Expanded lessonOpen
Cardiovascular1.04.07Physiological adaptive changes related to exercise.Expanded lessonOpen
Cardiovascular1.05.01Metabolic pathways of the heartExpanded lessonOpen
Cardiovascular1.06.01Gene expression and consequences of the genetic abnormalities that underlie cardiovascular disease processesExpanded lessonOpen
Cardiovascular1.07.01Role of infectious agents involved in cardiovascular diseaseExpanded lessonOpen
Cardiovascular1.08.01Pathogenesis and etiology, risk factors, complications, and clinical characteristics of common conditions related to the cardiovascular systemExpanded lessonOpen
Endocrine2.01.01Embryological development of the organs of the endocrine systemExpanded lessonOpen
Endocrine2.02.01Microscopic anatomy of the endocrine systemExpanded lessonOpen
Endocrine2.03.01Location and structure of the endocrine organsExpanded lessonOpen
Endocrine2.03.02Location and structure of the circulatory pathways of blood related to the endocrine organsExpanded lessonOpen
Endocrine2.04.01Mechanisms and functions of endocrine organs.Expanded lessonOpen
Endocrine2.04.02Hormonal functions, synthesis, release, transport and feedback.Expanded lessonOpen
Endocrine2.04.03Hormonal changes occurring during puberty.Expanded lessonOpen
Endocrine2.04.04Hormonal changes occurring during aging.Expanded lessonOpen
Endocrine2.04.05Physiological adaptive changes related to stress.Expanded lessonOpen
Endocrine2.05.01Metabolic pathways related to the endocrine system.Expanded lessonOpen
Endocrine2.05.02Synthesis of hormones.Expanded lessonOpen
Endocrine2.06.01Gene expression and consequences of the genetic abnormalities that underlie endocrine disorders.Expanded lessonOpen
Endocrine2.07.01Role of infectious agents involved in endocrine disorders.Expanded lessonOpen
Endocrine2.08.01Pathogenesis and etiology, risk factors, complications, and clinical characteristics of common conditions related to the endocrine system.Expanded lessonOpen
Gastrointestinal3.01.01Embryological development of the gastrointestinal tract and glands.Expanded lessonOpen
Gastrointestinal3.02.01Microscopic anatomy of the gastrointestinal tract and related organs.Expanded lessonOpen
Gastrointestinal3.03.01Location and structure of the organs and glands of the gastrointestinal system.Expanded lessonOpen
Gastrointestinal3.03.02Location and structure of the circulatory pathways of blood related to the gastrointestinal system.Expanded lessonOpen
Gastrointestinal3.04.01Mechanisms and functions of the gastrointestinal organs and glands.Expanded lessonOpen
Gastrointestinal3.04.02Processes and regulation of digestion, absorption, and elimination.Expanded lessonOpen
Gastrointestinal3.04.03Immune functions of the gastrointestinal system.Expanded lessonOpen
Gastrointestinal3.05.01Structure, absorption, transport, mechanism of action, and function of vitamins and minerals.Expanded lessonOpen
Gastrointestinal3.05.02Metabolism of carbohydrates, fats, proteins.Expanded lessonOpen
Gastrointestinal3.05.03Metabolism of essential and non-essential nutrients (fatty acids and amino acids).Expanded lessonOpen
Gastrointestinal3.05.04Bilirubin metabolism and detoxification pathways.Expanded lessonOpen
Gastrointestinal3.06.01Gene expression and consequences of the genetic abnormalities that underlie gastrointestinal disease processes.Expanded lessonOpen
Gastrointestinal3.07.01Role of the microbiome in the processes of digestion, nutrient production, absorption, and elimination.Expanded lessonOpen
Gastrointestinal3.07.02Role of infectious agents in the gastrointestinal system.Expanded lessonOpen
Gastrointestinal3.08.01Pathogenesis and etiology, risk factors, complications, and clinical characteristics of common conditions related to the gastrointestinal system.Expanded lessonOpen
Hematopoietic4.01.01Role of stem cells in hematopoiesis.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Hematopoietic4.02.01Microscopic anatomy and origins of blood cells.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Hematopoietic4.03.01Location and structure of the hematopoietic system.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Hematopoietic4.04.01Composition and function of blood cells and plasma.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Hematopoietic4.04.02Synthesis and degradation of blood cells.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Hematopoietic4.04.03Maturation of blood cells.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Hematopoietic4.04.04Mechanisms and regulation of hematopoiesis and hemostasis.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Hematopoietic4.05.01Metabolic pathways related to the hematopoietic system.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Hematopoietic4.06.01Gene expression and consequences of the genetic abnormalities that underlie hematopoietic disease processes.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Hematopoietic4.07.01Role of infectious agents involved in the hematopoietic system.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Hematopoietic4.08.01Pathogenesis and etiology, risk factors, complications, and clinical characteristics of common conditions related to the hematopoietic system.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Immune5.01.01Embryological development of the immune system.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Immune5.02.01Microscopic anatomy of the lymphoid organs.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Immune5.03.01Location and structure of the lymphatic system.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Immune5.03.02Location and structure of the lymphoid organs.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Immune5.04.01Processes involved in innate immunity.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Immune5.04.02Processes involved in adaptive immunity.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Immune5.04.03Functions of cells, antibodies, and cytokines in humoral and cell-mediated immunity.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Immune5.04.04Structure and function of histocompatibility antigens and their associated diseases.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Immune5.04.05Pathways of cellular and cytokine signaling in response to injury, infection, and foreign bodies.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Immune5.04.06Structure, function, and pathways of complement compounds.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Immune5.04.07Functions and regulation of lymphatic fluid and lymphoid organs.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Immune5.05.01Metabolic pathways related to the immune system.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Immune5.05.02Biochemistry of synthesis and degradation of lymphatic fluid and its components.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Immune5.06.01Gene expression and consequences of the genetic abnormalities that underlie immunological disease processes.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Immune5.07.01Classification of viruses, bacteria, fungi, protozoa, and helminths based on structural and biological characteristics.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Immune5.08.01Pathogenesis and etiology, risk factors, complications, and clinical characteristics of common conditions related to the immune system.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Integumentary6.01.01Embryological development of the ectoderm.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Integumentary6.02.01Microscopic anatomy of the layers of the skin and dermal-epidermal junction and normal pigmentation.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Integumentary6.02.02Microscopic anatomy of nails, hair follicles, and associated structures.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Integumentary6.02.03Microscopic anatomy of glands associated with the integumentary system.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Integumentary6.04.01Physiological processes related to injury, including cellular injury and adaptive change.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Integumentary6.04.02Temperature regulation and sensory reception.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Integumentary6.04.03Absorption and elimination functions of the integumentary system.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Integumentary6.04.04Protective functions of the integumentary system.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Integumentary6.05.01Synthesis of vitamin D in skin.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Integumentary6.05.02The role of essential and non-essential nutrients associated with the structure and function of the integumentary system.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Integumentary6.06.01Gene expression and consequences of the genetic abnormalities that underlie integumentary disease processes.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Integumentary6.07.01Characteristics and role of normal flora and role of infectious agents in dermatological conditions.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Integumentary6.08.01Pathogenesis and etiology, risk factors, complications, and clinical characteristics of common conditions related to the integumentary system.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Musculoskeletal7.01.01Embryological development of the musculoskeletal system including muscle, bone, connective tissue, and joints.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Musculoskeletal7.02.01Microscopic anatomy of the musculoskeletal system including muscles, bones, and joints.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Musculoskeletal7.03.01Classification, location and structure of the different types of joints in the body.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Musculoskeletal7.03.02Origin, insertion, main action, and innervation of the muscles and ligaments of the body.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Musculoskeletal7.03.03Classification, location and structure of the bones of the body.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Musculoskeletal7.04.01Mechanisms and factors affecting contraction of skeletal, smooth, and cardiac muscle.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Musculoskeletal7.04.02Function of connective tissues of the musculoskeletal system.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Musculoskeletal7.04.03Physiological adaptive changes to the musculoskeletal system in response to fasting and exercise.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Musculoskeletal7.04.04Remodeling and repair of osseous and cartilaginous structures and the nutrients affecting it.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Musculoskeletal7.04.06Integrative functions of the musculoskeletal system related to proprioception, posture, venous return, and lymphatic flow.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Musculoskeletal7.05.01Metabolic pathways of the musculoskeletal system.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Musculoskeletal7.06.01Gene expression and consequences of the genetic abnormalities that underlie musculoskeletal disease processes.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Musculoskeletal7.08.01Pathogenesis and etiology, risk factors, complications, and clinical characteristics of common conditions related to the musculoskeletal system.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Neurological8.01.01Embryological development of the neural tube and its derivatives.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Neurological8.02.01Microscopic anatomy of neurons and neuroglia.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Neurological8.03.01Location and structure of the central nervous system and cranial nerves.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Neurological8.03.02Location and structure of the peripheral nervous system and spinal nerves.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Neurological8.03.03Structures involved in special senses.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Neurological8.03.04Pathways of the cerebral blood supply and flow of cerebrospinal fluid.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Neurological8.04.01Functions and components of the brain and spinal cord.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Neurological8.04.02Functions and pathways of the cranial nerves.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Neurological8.04.03Function of the peripheral nervous system.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Neurological8.04.04Pathways and functions of the autonomic nervous system.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Neurological8.04.05Pathways and functions of the somatic nervous system.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Neurological8.04.06Pathways and functions of the special senses and associated structures.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Neurological8.04.07Regulation of synaptic transmission, graded potentials, action potential, and axon conduction.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Neurological8.05.01Metabolic pathways of the neurological system.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Neurological8.05.02Neurotransmitter synthesis, function, and degradation.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Neurological8.06.01Gene expression and consequences of the genetic abnormalities that underlie neurological disease processes.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Neurological8.07.01Infectious agents of the neurological system.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Neurological8.08.01Pathogenesis and etiology, risk factors, complications, and clinical characteristics of common conditions related to the nervous system.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Pulmonary9.01.01Embryological development of the respiratory tract.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Pulmonary9.02.01Microscopic anatomy of the respiratory tract.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Pulmonary9.03.01Location and structure of the upper respiratory tract.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Pulmonary9.03.02Location and structure of the thorax in relation to the pleura, lungs, heart, mediastinum, and diaphragm.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Pulmonary9.04.01Circulation of blood and the flow of air in the lungs.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Pulmonary9.04.02Regulation of ventilation.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Pulmonary9.04.03Regulation of gas exchange and tissue perfusion.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Pulmonary9.04.04Physiological adaptive changes related to exercise and environmental factors.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Pulmonary9.04.05Non-respiratory functions of the pulmonary system.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Pulmonary9.05.01Metabolic pathways of the pulmonary system.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Pulmonary9.06.01Gene expression and consequences of the genetic abnormalities that underlie pulmonary disease processes.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Pulmonary9.07.01Infectious agents of the pulmonary system.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Pulmonary9.08.01Pathogenesis and etiology, risk factors, complications, and clinical characteristics of common conditions related to the pulmonary system.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Sexual Health10.01.01Embryological development of the sexual organs, the placenta, and the breast.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Sexual Health10.01.02Developmental processes related to gametogenesis, implantation, and embryogenesis.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Sexual Health10.02.01Microscopic anatomy of the sexual organs and the breast.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Sexual Health10.03.01Location and structure of the sexual organs and breast.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Sexual Health10.04.01Mechanisms of sexual arousal and response.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Sexual Health10.04.02Regulation of hormones related to sexual functions.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Sexual Health10.04.03Regulation of menstruation.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Sexual Health10.04.04Regulation of oogenesis and spermatogenesis.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Sexual Health10.04.05Physiological adaptations related to pregnancy.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Sexual Health10.04.06Regulation of lactation.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Sexual Health10.05.01Biochemistry of hormone synthesis and degradation related to sexual functions.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Sexual Health10.05.02Metabolic pathways of the reproductive system.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Sexual Health10.06.01Gene expression and consequences of the genetic abnormalities that underlie reproductive disease processes.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Sexual Health10.07.01Characteristics of infectious agents involved in sexually transmitted infections.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Sexual Health10.08.01Pathogenesis and etiology, risk factors, complications, and clinical characteristics of common conditions related to the reproductive system.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Urinary11.01.01Embryological development of the urinary system.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Urinary11.02.01Microscopic anatomy of the urinary system.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Urinary11.03.01Location and structure of the urinary system.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Urinary11.04.01Circulation of blood in the urinary system.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Urinary11.04.02Regulation of urinary filtration, re-absorption, and secretion.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Urinary11.04.03Regulation of blood pressure and red blood cell production.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Urinary11.04.04Regulation of fluids, osmolality, electrolytes, vitamins, minerals, and pH.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Urinary11.05.01Metabolic pathways of the urinary system.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Urinary11.06.01Gene expression and consequences of the genetic abnormalities that underlie urinary disease processes.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Urinary11.07.01Infectious agents of the urinary system.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Urinary11.08.01Pathogenesis and etiology, risk factors, complications, and clinical characteristics of common conditions related to the urinary system.Foundation checklist onlyOpen
Assessment limits: Classroom-style practice scores are not psychometric ability estimates. Questions require independent clinical item review and empirical pilot testing. No official pass score can be inferred.