…so here is one my favorite resources, a place called the Flashcard Exchange where you can create flashcard sets or study from ones already created by another student. This isn’t just a health sciences related site, although most of their flashcards have to do with academic disciplines (conversational language study being the notable exception). Nursing is included under the general medicine category and there are over 100 sets of nursing cards including NCLEX review, maternal child health, electrolyte balance, acid/base balances, pediatrics, basic nursing concepts etc. There are also some useful cards in the general science area, specifically the cards developed to lend a hand in anatomy and physiology. You do have to register to use most of the functions of the site, but’s mostly free. If you want to use the advanced features (like exporting cards into a microsoft word document) you have to become a premium member (around 19 bucks for a LIFETIME membership) but you can still make your own flashcards and use them to test yourself or your friends online without giving up anything but your email address.