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NCLEX-RN — Physiological Adaptation(生理的適応): 140 practice questions

140 original NCLEX-RN questions on Physiological Adaptation(生理的適応), each with an explanation and its source. Topics: Fluid and Electrolyte Imbalances / Acid-Base(水電解質・酸塩基), 循環器・呼吸器の変調(Alterations in Body Systems: Cardiovascular / Respiratory), 神経・内分泌・腎の変調(Alterations in Body Systems: Neuro / Endocrine / Renal), 消化器・筋骨格・がん・熱傷・免疫と小児疾患(Alterations in Body Systems: GI / Musculoskeletal / Oncology / Burns / Immune / Pediatric), Hemodynamics / Telemetry / Pacing / Arterial Line(循環動態・テレメトリー・ペーシング・動脈ライン), Medical Emergencies(急変), 呼吸管理とドレナージ(Ventilator / Suction / Tracheostomy / Chest Tube / Wound Drainage). Two free samples are below. Try 5 more free, no sign-up.

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Q1 Fluid and Electrolyte Imbalances / Acid-Base(水電解質・酸塩基)

Which ECG change is characteristic of hyperkalemia?

  1. Flattened T waves
  2. Prominent U waves
  3. Tall, peaked T waves
  4. Prolonged QT interval with a normal T wave
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Answer: C. Tall, peaked T waves are characteristic of hyperkalemia. High potassium changes how heart cells recover, and severe levels can cause dangerous dysrhythmias.

Sources: MedlinePlus Medical Encyclopedia(米国国立医学図書館) Potassium test(2025-05-19 review) · StatPearls: Hyperkalemia (NCBI Bookshelf)

Q2 Fluid and Electrolyte Imbalances / Acid-Base(水電解質・酸塩基)

How is 0.45% sodium chloride classified?

  1. Isotonic
  2. Hypotonic
  3. Hypertonic
  4. Colloid
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Answer: B. 0.45% sodium chloride is hypotonic. It has a lower solute concentration than plasma, so water moves from the blood into cells.

Sources: StatPearls: Crystalloid Fluids (Archived) (NCBI Bookshelf) · StatPearls: Crystalloid Solutions in Intravenous Fluid Therapy (NCBI Bookshelf)

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