OPD Quick Reference Guide Handbook

The OPD Quick Reference Handbook is a case-based reference for doctors. Each of the 100 cases pairs a real OPD scenario with what the current guidelines say, so you can reach a diagnosis and write the prescription quickly.

Every case takes exactly two pages

Page one: think

• The scene and chief complaints
• The examination that matters
• The most probable diagnosis and the differentials
• Red flags, so you know what not to miss
• Investigations: what to order, when, and what the result tells you
• A decision flow with green, amber and red outcomes

Page two: act

• A prescription table with drug, dose and duration
• Advice for the patient and when to review
• Complications to watch for
• What the guideline says, and the source
• Practice versus guideline, the common gaps
• The Indian lens, where it changes the advice
• Two check-yourself questions

What's inside

• 230 pages, 100 cases, 12 parts
• Fever and Infections
• Chest, ENT and Tobacco
• Heart and Circulation
• Diabetes, Thyroid and Metabolism
• Gut and Liver
• Brain, Sleep and Mind
• Bones, Joints and Pain
• Kidney and Urology
• Women's Health
• Children
• Skin
• Cross-Cutting (anaemia, weight loss, polypharmacy in the elderly)

Built to be used, not just read

• Clickable contents: tap any case to jump straight to it
• Bookmarks: every part and case is listed in your PDF reader's side panel
• Symptom finder: start from what the patient says, then tap to the matching case
• Sources appendix: the guideline behind every case, listed in one place
• Continuous page numbers that match your PDF reader

Who it is for

• Interns and medical graduates starting OPD duty
• General practitioners and family physicians
• PG aspirants who want the clinical side of common cases
• Any doctor who wants a quick check against current guidance before prescribing

Format and delivery

• Digital PDF, instant download after payment
• Works on phone, tablet and laptop
• No physical copy is shipped