AXORA

Level 200: Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry and Pharmacology

Passco that knows how ready you are.

Past questions from every Level 200 module, answered and explained option by option. Drill alone or with your study group, keep a daily streak, and watch every topic fill up as you read, write and practise.

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Plate 1. The double helix

Every option, explained

Past papers are read by AI, Gemini or Claude, which answers every option and says why: the pathway, the nerve supply, the mechanism. Each question is filed under its module and topic, and an admin checks it against the paper before it reaches you.

Plate 2. The heart

One link, the whole group

Tick topics, set the rules, and send the link on WhatsApp. Everyone sits the same questions in the same order, and the leaderboard fills as they finish.

  • Going back to earlier questions, on or off
  • Answers after each question, or at the end
  • A time limit and negative marking, like the exam hall

Plate 3. A myelinated nerve fibre

A streak that keeps conducting

Answer 10 questions or flashcards a day and that day lights up as a node on your fibre. Unbroken days join into one conducting line. Missed midnight? Work done before 3 am still counts for the day before.

Plate 4. Readiness

Know how ready you are

Every topic has a checklist: read the slides, wrote notes, solved past questions, watched YouTube and Osmosis videos. Past questions count themselves as you practise. Topics add up to a percentage for each module and for the semester, so you see what is left before the exam.

The whole of Level 200, mapped

Topics follow the timetable, grouped the way the lectures are: gross anatomy, histology and embryology, physiology, biochemistry, pharmacology. Drill one topic, one module, one discipline or everything.

  1. MSPC231 First semester

    Cell Biology and Basic Pharmacology

    36 topics in 5 sections

    • Cell biology and development
    • General physiology
    • Biochemistry
    • Basic pharmacology
    • Practicals
  2. MSPC233 First semester

    Genes in Health

    18 topics in 5 sections

    • Genome and inheritance
    • Nucleotide metabolism
    • DNA replication and repair
    • Gene expression
    • Molecular medicine
  3. MSPC235 First semester

    Musculo-Skeletal System

    23 topics in 9 sections

    • Introduction
    • Basic tissues (histology)
    • Musculoskeletal physiology
    • Upper limb
    • Embryology
    • Back
    • Lower limb
    • Integumentary system
    • Practicals
  4. MSPC237 First semester

    Cardiovascular and Respiratory Systems

    30 topics in 7 sections

    • Thorax
    • Respiratory physiology
    • Histology
    • Embryology
    • Cardiovascular physiology
    • Integration
    • Practicals
  5. COHS210 First semester

    Academic Writing II

    10 topics in 3 sections

    • Scientific writing
    • IMRaD
    • Presenting research
  6. +4Second semester

    Topics coming soon

    • MSPC 202 Medical Information Literacy
    • MSPC 232 Nutrition and Metabolism
    • MSPC 234 Neuroscience
    • MSPC 236 Genito-Urinary and Gastrointestinal Systems

    Added from the timetable as soon as it is out.

Pharm IA next week? Untick everything but Pharmacology and drill just that, across every module.

  • Anatomy
  • Physiology
  • Biochemistry
  • Pharmacology
  • Academic Writing

9 modules 117 topics

Tick off a topic

This is the checklist every topic gets. Tap an item: once for done, again for partly, again to clear. Partly counts half. "Solved past questions" fills in by itself from your sessions and flashcards, up to 20 questions a topic.

A topic at 85% or more is marked distinction ready. It tells you how much of the work you have done, not the grade you will get.

Cardiac cycle

MSPC 237, cardiovascular physiology

0% ready

And between sessions

  • Flashcards that come back

    Turn any topic, module or discipline into a deck from the same checked questions. Tap Again and the card returns a few cards later. True/false questions become a card for each statement.

  • Results that say what to revise

    Your score for every topic, weakest first, with every option explained. Your weak spots follow you to the dashboard with one tap to drill them.

  • This week in class

    The dashboard shows what is being taught this week, from the timetable, with one tap to drill it. Christmas break included.

  • Questions that came up before

    Repeats across years are spotted and counted, so you can see which questions examiners like to reuse.

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On a laptop, Chrome and Edge can install it too: click the install icon at the right of the address bar.

On Android, in Chrome

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  2. Tap three dots next to the address bar, then Share. On older iPhones, tap the Share button square with an arrow in the bar at the bottom.

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The first time you open AXORA from your home screen, you may need to sign in again. Chrome on iPhone has the same Add to Home Screen option in its Share menu.

Questions

Do I need the Play Store or the App Store?

No. AXORA installs from your browser. The steps are just above.

Who can join?

Anyone in University of Ghana Medical School taking Level 200. Create an account with your email address and a password.

Which modules does it cover?

All 9 Level 200 modules, first and second semester: MSPC 231, MSPC 233, MSPC 235, MSPC 237, COHS 210, MSPC 202, MSPC 232, MSPC 234, MSPC 236. Topics follow the timetable, and the dashboard shows what is being taught this week.

How is readiness worked out?

Each topic has a checklist, and each item has a weight. You mark the slides, notes and videos yourself; past questions count from your own sessions and flashcards: how many of the topic's questions you have done and how well. A module is the average of its topics, and the semester the average of its modules.

Where do the answers come from?

Past papers are read and answered by AI (Gemini or Claude), with an explanation for every option. An admin checks each question against the paper before it goes into sessions and flashcards.

What if an answer looks wrong?

Tap "Something wrong? Report it" under the question. The admins see every report, fix the question, and the fix reaches everyone.

How does the streak work?

Answer 10 questions or flashcards a day. Days run on Ghana time, and you have until 3 am to finish the day before.

Does it work offline?

You need the internet to load questions and save answers. If your connection drops, the app says so and carries on when you're back.

Start with this week’s topics.

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