Example of Nursing School Notes? Pls help!

For notes, I usually make an outline from the chapter concepts.
For studying a very good site is study stack. You can go on that site and search the nursing notes that others have put up and look at them.
Here is one that I made first semester (click on 'show all' at the top)
http://www.studystack.com/studytable-224033

You can even make your notes into hangman, crossword puzzles, tables(my favorite) or print them onto either note cards, paper, etc

Indymom4 your notes are great!

I am sorry if this is a repetitive question, as I have seen it posted before but cannot find it, it is what program goes with PowerPoint where you can make notes next to the slides; I think it is OneNote, but on Microsoft's site, I can't find a description indicating that. My A&P II professor is known to have his own notes, which are powerpoints, so I'd love to make sure I have exactly what I need for his class in the fall. Can someone please let me know if it is OneNote that I need. And will I need to buy PowerPoint? I can view slides on my laptop and save them, and that's what came with it when I bought it; if I can save them, does that mean I have a "full" version in which I can use OneNote (or whichever program I need) with PowerPoint.

All I used this semester was Word; I take notes inside my professors notes on my laptop, which she posts and I download ahead of time; she posts all the categories, and then you fill in the actual notes, really helps you remember; anyhow, that's worked out great, but if my next professor uses PowerPoint, I'd like to make the notes right next to the particular slide they are referring to.

Any input is greatly appreciated!

Here is a link to my notes: http://web.mac.com/maureenosuna/iWeb/School/Home.html

I will probably add more soon...I haven't actually been able to stomach the thought of doing anything school related since I took my last final in May. But I think I have some Med/Surg notes I typed up.

I just spent some time on your page--very nice! I'm a bit of a "combo" too when it comes to styles of learning, but one of my favorite is to listen to podcasts and/or recordings of my classes. That worked really well for me in A&P and micro, and I'm hoping to do the same when I start NS this fall. I'm going to enjoy listening to your work--thanks so much for sharing with us, and I look forward to updates (though I can't imagine how you find the time)!