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Fluid and Electrolytes NCLEX Questions and Answers: 15 HIGH-YIELD Must-Knows

Fluid and Electrolytes NCLEX Questions and Answers: 15 HIGH-YIELD Must-Knows for Nursing Students. Master fluid and electrolytes with 15 high-yield NCLEX questions and answers for nursing students and exam prep. This video features NCLEX practice questions to help you master essential nursing concepts on sodium, potassium, calcium, and magnesium imbalances, management, and IV therapy safety. Perfect for students preparing for the NCLEX-RN, NCLEX-PN, NEXT GEN NCLEX, ATI, or HESI exams who want to strengthen their nursing fundamentals and critical thinking skills. 💡 What You'll Learn: How to treat hyponatremia and hypernatremia using the correct IV fluids Nursing prioritization strategies for sodium, potassium, calcium, and magnesium imbalances EKG changes in hypokalemia and hyperkalemia (MACHINE mnemonic) Management of hypovolemia and dehydration when plasma expanders aren't available Safe nursing interventions for IV therapy and blood transfusion principles Recognition and management of circulatory overload and phlebitis Key sodium, potassium, calcium, and magnesium disturbances related to excessive vomiting High-yield NCLEX tips to master fluid, electrolyte, and IV therapy pharmacology 🩺 Why This Matters: Preparing for the NCLEX-RN or NCLEX-PN? These NCLEX practice questions on electrolytes and fluid balance help you review fluids, sodium and potassium imbalances, and IV therapy while applying critical thinking, mnemonics, and prioritization to real exam-style scenarios. You'll learn how to choose the correct IV fluids, recognize electrolyte imbalance symptoms including sodium, potassium, calcium, and magnesium disturbances, and implement safe interventions for blood transfusions and IV complications. This comprehensive NCLEX review builds your understanding of electrolyte management, IV therapy safety, and nursing interventions — all vital skills for success in nursing school and on licensure exams. 📚 TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - Fluid, Electrolytes & IV Therapy NCLEX Pharmacology Practice Test Introduction 00:28 - 💧 Hyponatremia Treatment Explained- Fluids & Electrolytes 03:52 - ⚠️ Nursing Prioritization with Hypertonic Fluids – Circulatory Overload NCLEX Question 06:12 - 📊 U Wave on EKG – Electrolyte Imbalance Causes | Fluid and Electrolytes for Nursing students 08:12 - 💉 Hypovolemic Hyponatremia Treatment – IV Fluid Therapy 11:00 - 🩺 Hypovolemic Dehydration Treatment if No Plasma Expander – Critical Thinking 14:05 - ⚡ Oliguria & Potassium Replacement 16:14 - 🚨 IV Therapy & Blood Transfusion Safety s 17:47 - 💧 Dehydration with Hypernatremia 21:04 - 📝 Causes of Hyperkalemia – MACHINE Mnemonic | Electrolytes NCLEX Pharmacology 23:11 - ❤️ Circulatory Overload Signs & Symptoms – IV Therapy Nursing 25:02 - 🩺 Diagnosing Circulatory Overload 26:52 - ⚠️ Phlebitis – IV Therapy Complication 28:08 - 🔍 Risk for Hypermagnesemia in Chronic Renal Failure 29:42 - ⚡ Risk for Hyperkalemia – Electrolyte Imbalance NCLEX Pharmacology Review 32:07 - 💊 Excessive Vomiting – Expected Electrolyte Abnormalities 33:54 - ✅ Recap & Review – Fluid, Electrolytes & IV Therapy NCLEX Pharmacology Practice Test 🔔 SUBSCRIBE for more videos on nclex questions and answers, nursing review, and test-taking strategies! 👍 Like if this helped your NCLEX prep 📚 Subscribe for weekly NCLEX practice tests & nursing reviews 💬 Comment your toughest NCLEX topic for future videos 🔗 Weekly Free NCLEX Review (Saturdays 3:00-5:30pm EST) Zoom ID: 860 7617 8747 | Passcode: 913461 📱 Connect with ADAPT NCLEX Facebook:   / 892280345492888   Instagram:   / adaptnclex   Email: adaptnclex@gmail.com 💎 More Resources Channel Membership:    / @adaptnclex   On-Demand Course: https://www.adaptnclexreview.com/on-d... Website: https://www.adaptnclexreview.com Tags: #nclex #nursingschool #fluidandelectrolytes #electrolytes #nursing #nclexprep #nclexpracticequestions #nursingstudent #nclexprep #nclex_rn #nclexstudyguide #pharmacology #fluidandelectrolytesfornursingstudents