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Master fluids and electrolytes for the NCLEX with this simple 3-step framework! If you're struggling with F&E balance, ABGs, or electrolyte interpretation, this comprehensive NCLEX review breaks it all down into an easy system you'll actually remember on exam day. 📚 What You'll Learn: ✅ The 3-step framework for analyzing ANY fluid/electrolyte scenario ✅ How to quickly assess fluid status (hypovolemia vs hypervolemia) ✅ Sodium & potassium: The critical electrolytes you MUST know ✅ ABG interpretation made simple with the ROAM mnemonic ✅ Priority nursing actions for life-threatening imbalances ✅ Essential safety points the NCLEX loves to test 🎯 Key Mnemonics Covered: FRIED SALT - Hypernatremia signs MURDER - Hyperkalemia symptoms ROAM - ABG interpretation (Respiratory Opposite, Metabolic Equal) ⚠️ Critical NCLEX Safety Points: IV potassium administration rules Priority actions for hyperkalemia (cardiac monitor FIRST) Seizure precautions for hyponatremia ECG changes you need to recognize 💡 Pro Tips for NCLEX Success: Remember: Sodium affects the BRAIN, Potassium affects the HEART. This simple association will help you answer dozens of NCLEX questions correctly! Perfect for nursing students preparing for NCLEX-RN, NCLEX-PN, or anyone in nursing school struggling with Med-Surg or fundamentals. Whether you're just learning fluids and electrolytes or doing final NCLEX review, this systematic approach will boost your confidence and scores! #NCLEX #NursingSchool #NCLEXPrep #FluidsAndElectrolytes #NCLEXReview #NursingStudent #RNStudy #NCLEXStudyGuide #Electrolytes #ABGs #NursingExam #NCLEXRN #PassNCLEX #NurseLife #StudentNurse #MedSurg