Clinic-Ready Library
For new nurse practitioners and physician assistants

The patient says "rash, three days." Find the right page before you walk back in the room.

Everything in the Clinic-Ready Library: Quick-Start Playbook, 22 reference guides, Top 20 Pocket Guide, 21 Summary Sheets, ABG Handbook, Question Bank
Presentation Finder pages
Presentation Finder96 presentations, each pointed to the exact guide and page
US units and drug-name converter
US ConverterLab units and drug names converted at a glance
The five shelves and the lab and drug finders
Shelves, labs and drugsFive shelves, a Lab & Test Finder and a Prescribing Finder
Self-Check Question Bank: a booklet cover and a quiz page
Self-Check Question Bank15 booklets, 3,400+ MCQs and 1,800+ short-answer questions with answer keys
Top 20 Pocket Guide chest pain page and a High-Yield Summary Sheet

A Quick-Start Playbook that indexes 96 common presentations, labs and drug classes to the exact page in 22 doctor-written reference guides, plus a 15-booklet question bank to test yourself before a clinic day. Look it up by symptom, by lab or by drug, on your phone, between patients. $47 once. Yours to keep.

96 presentations indexed22 reference guides4,400+ pages3,400+ self-check MCQsTop 20 pocket guide21 one-page summary sheetsUS units & drug-name converterPDF, works offline
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96presentations indexed
22reference guides
3,400+self-check MCQs, 15 booklets
$47one time, no subscription
The first year nobody warns you about

School taught you the diseases. Clinic hands you the symptoms.

On rotation there was always a preceptor in the next room. Now it's you, a 15-minute slot and a patient who doesn't come in saying "I have pityriasis rosea." They come in saying "I've had this rash for three days."

So you do what every new provider does. You smile, you say "let me check one thing," and you step out to search on your phone. You scroll past ads, forum threads and a 40-page guideline, and the clock keeps running.

"Chest pain since this morning."

Which red flags do you rule out first, and which ECG findings matter?

"My potassium came back 5.9."

Real, or a hemolyzed sample? What else should you look at on the panel?

"It burns when I pee."

Simple cystitis, or something you shouldn't send home?

The Clinic-Ready Library gives you one place to look, organized the way patients actually present.

How it works

Symptom in. Right page out.

1

Open the Playbook

Find the presentation in the Presentation Finder, grouped by system: heart, lungs and ENT, abdomen, kidneys, joints, skin, mental health, women's and men's health and more.

2

Tap the reference

Every line names the guide and the page, and every guide title is a link. One tap opens the right guide; type the page number and you're there.

3

Check labs, drugs, units

The Lab & Test Finder, the Prescribing Finder and the US Converter cover the rest: reading the result, looking up the drug class, converting the units.

Example: "Hot, swollen big toe since last night"
  1. Presentation Finder → Bones, joints & muscles → Hot, swollen joint
  2. Musculoskeletal System p.228: gout and pseudogout. p.210: septic arthritis, the one you can't miss
  3. Emergency Medicine p.251: when a hot joint needs urgent management
The real lookup: the Presentation Finder row for a hot, swollen joint, then page 228 of the Musculoskeletal System guide on gout
Real pages from the library. Tap to zoom.
What you get

A playbook, a library, a question bank and the converters to use them in the US.

Delivered by email within minutes of payment. Open online or download the PDFs to your phone, tablet or laptop.

Presentation Finder
1 · Quick-Start Playbook

The index to everything

The piece that turns 4,400 pages into something you can use mid-clinic.

  • Presentation Finder: 96 common presentations across 14 groups, each pointed to the guide and page
  • Lab & Test Finder: ECG, blood gas, CBC, BMP, LFTs, thyroid, lipids, urinalysis, PFTs, X-ray description
  • Prescribing Finder: 21 drug-class chapters, from antibiotics to anticoagulants
  • Exam Finder: 14 examination routines, from cardiovascular to the well-woman check
Covers of ten of the 22 reference guides: Cardiovascular, Respiratory, Gastrointestinal, Endocrine, Musculoskeletal, Dermatology, Mental Health, Emergency Room Medicine, Pharmacology, Clinical Investigations
2 · The Reference Library

22 doctor-written guides on five shelves

Over 4,400 pages of clinical medicine: what the condition is, how it presents, how it's investigated and how it's managed, with diagrams and tables throughout.

  • Primary care by system: cardiovascular, respiratory, GI, endocrine, renal, musculoskeletal, neuro, dermatology, mental health, rheumatology, hematology
  • Urgent and emergency: a 331-page emergency guide plus the ABG Interpretation Handbook with 43 worked cases
  • Diagnostics, prescribing and exam skills: clinical investigations, pharmacology, examination routines
  • Women's, men's and infectious disease: contraception, pregnancy, STIs, vaccines
Self-Check Question Bank: Cardiovascular booklet cover and an ECG quiz page
3 · Self-Check Question Bank

15 booklets to test yourself before you see the patients

Cardiology clinic on Thursday? Do the cardiovascular booklet on Wednesday night. Every quiz has its answer key on the next page, and every miss points you back to the chapter to re-read.

  • 3,400+ single-best-answer MCQs across 15 systems and subjects
  • 1,800+ short-answer questions with model answers
  • Clinical cases that make you apply the knowledge to a patient
  • Attempt, check, review: useful for rotations, onboarding and keeping sharp
US Converter
4 · US Converter and Corrections

Written internationally. Converted for US practice.

The guides were written for an international audience, so labs are in international units and some drugs carry their UK names. We don't hide that; we convert it.

  • 14 lab conversions: glucose, cholesterol, creatinine, BUN, calcium, bilirubin, HbA1c and more, with worked examples
  • UK to US drug names: paracetamol to acetaminophen, salbutamol to albuterol, adrenaline to epinephrine
  • UK to US terms: FBC to CBC, U&E to BMP, A&E to ED
  • A corrections page, kept up to date, listing known errors in the guides
Top 20 Pocket Guide and High-Yield Summary Sheets
5 · Pocket references

The short version, for the day of clinic

Two quick-read companions that sit in the same PDF as the Playbook.

  • Top 20 Presentations Pocket Guide: chest pain, breathlessness, headache, abdominal pain and 16 more, each with the differential, red flags, first tests and first-line management on one page
  • 21 High-Yield Summary Sheets: one page per guide with the key numbers and points, each pointing to the page to read in full
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Look inside

Real pages, not mock-ups.

This is what you get on your phone. Swipe through, and tap any page to read it full size.

Top 20 Pocket Guide: chest pain page
Top 20 Pocket GuideChest pain: differential, clues and red flags
Self-Check Question Bank quiz and answer key
Self-Check Question BankQuiz, then the answer key on the next page
ABG Handbook worked case
ABG Interpretation HandbookOne of 43 worked cases
Emergency Medicine guide: ECG reading framework
Emergency Medicine guideA framework for reading ECGs
High-Yield Summary Sheet: Respiratory System
High-Yield Summary SheetsRespiratory: one page, every point with its page
US Converter: lab units
US ConverterInternational to US lab units, with worked examples
Is this for you?

Who this library is for.

Get it if you

  • Are a new or soon-to-graduate NP or PA heading into primary care, urgent care or family practice
  • Want one organized place to look things up instead of a dozen browser tabs
  • Learn best from tables, diagrams and short explanations
  • Want to brush up on systems you haven't touched since school: derm, rheum, women's health, psych
  • Would rather own your reference than rent it

Skip it if you

  • Want dosing tables or a point-of-care drug database; use your institution's drug reference for doses
  • Need the latest US society guidelines for every condition; this is a study and quick-reference library, not a guideline service
  • Want board-exam question banks or video lectures
  • Need pediatric-specialty depth; pediatrics is covered within the system guides, not as its own guide
Your offer

Get the Clinic-Ready Library.

Clinic-Ready Library
One-time payment$47
  • Quick-Start Playbook: presentation, lab, drug and exam finders (16 pages, every reference linked)
  • Top 20 Presentations Pocket Guide: differentials, red flags, first investigations and first-line management for the 20 presentations you will see most
  • 21 High-Yield Summary Sheets: one page per guide with the key points and the page to read in full
  • 21 doctor-written reference guides across five shelves (4,350+ pages)
  • ABG Interpretation Handbook: six-step method, 43 worked cases
  • Self-Check Question Bank: 15 booklets, 3,400+ MCQs, 1,800+ short-answer questions, clinical cases, answer keys
  • US Converter: lab units, drug names and terms
  • Corrections page, kept up to date
  • PDFs for phone, tablet and computer. Read online or download and keep
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Try it for 7 days. If it isn't useful to you, email support@mednotesguide.com within 7 days of purchase and we'll refund you. No forms, no questions.

Questions

Before you decide.

What arrives after I pay?

An email with one PDF attached (the Quick-Start Playbook, the Top 20 Presentations Pocket Guide and the 21 High-Yield Summary Sheets) and links to the full library, the ABG Handbook and the 15-booklet question bank. Every guide title in the Playbook is also a link, so the Playbook alone gets you to everything. It usually arrives within five minutes.

Who wrote the guides?

The guides were created by doctors and are organized by body system, in the style of medical-school revision notes: definitions, causes, presentation, investigations and management, with tables and diagrams.

Is it written for US practice?

The guides were written internationally, so they use international lab units and some UK drug names and spellings. The Playbook includes a US Converter for units, drug names and terms. For US-specific screening schedules, guideline thresholds and doses, check your current US references and your institution's protocols.

Can I use it in clinic on my phone?

Yes. Read the guides online, or download them to your phone or tablet so they open without signal. Any PDF reader works.

Does it replace UpToDate or a drug reference?

No. It's a study and quick-reference library for refreshing and orienting yourself fast. Point-of-care guideline services and drug references are still where you confirm current recommendations and doses.

Can I add anything at checkout?

Yes, two optional add-ons: the Symptom-to-Diagnosis Pocket Guide (50 presentations, one page each) for $19, and 900 flashcards as an Anki deck and printable cards for $12. Both are tick boxes on the checkout, nothing is pre-selected.

Is this a subscription?

No. You pay $47 once. Nothing renews and nothing expires.

I'm still in NP or PA school. Is it useful now?

Yes, especially in your final clinical rotations. The same finders work for looking up the patients you see on placement.

What if it's not for me?

Email support@mednotesguide.com within 7 days of purchase and we'll refund you.

Your next clinic day

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96 presentations indexed, 22 reference guides, a 3,400-question self-check bank, the Top 20 pocket guide, 21 summary sheets and the US converters, for one payment of $47, with a 7-day money-back guarantee.

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