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Fluid questions are among the most confusing and high-risk on the NCLEX because the correct answer is not always “give fluids.”

In this lesson, you’ll learn how the NCLEX tests fluid balance patterns, so you can confidently decide when fluids HELP and when fluids HARM.

This video will help you:
✔ Recognize hypovolemia vs hypervolemia using patterns, not memorization
✔ Understand why low blood pressure does not always mean fluids
✔ Identify danger signs that make fluids unsafe
✔ Answer “most concerning” and “next-best step” NCLEX questions with confidence

This is Lesson 2 in the Fluids, Electrolytes & ABGs: Patterns → Decisions series, created to help nursing students think the way the NCLEX expects them to.

📌 In This Series, You’ll Learn:
• Fluid balance patterns (who is dry vs overloaded)
• Electrolyte red flags that signal danger
• ABGs without panic or complex calculations
• How labs override routine orders
• How to choose the safest next action under pressure

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Stop guessing. Start recognizing patterns.
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