Welcome to The RN Network's latest and most exciting blog feature: the NCLEX-RN Practice Question of the Day! In our continuous commitment to support and empower our nursing community, we've crafted this daily dose of challenge and learning to ensure every aspiring nurse is prepared and primed to pass their NCLEX exam and excel in their nursing careers.
Understanding the pivotal role the NCLEX plays in a nurse's professional journey, our goal is to provide a tool that enhances your test-taking skills, sharpens your knowledge, and builds your confidence, one question at a time. Each day, we'll explore a new question covering many topics central to the nursing curriculum and the real-world scenarios you'll face. From complex clinical situations to essential nursing fundamentals, our practice questions are designed to reflect the breadth and depth of the NCLEX exam.
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NCLEX-RN Test Prep: Tuesday Question of the Day
Medical-Surgical Nursing
Which symptom is most indicative of hypoglycemia in a diabetic patient?
A. Polyuria
B. Kussmaul respirations
C. Diaphoresis
D. Flushed skin
Answer: C. Diaphoresis
Rationale: Diaphoresis (sweating) is a common sign of hypoglycemia, along with tremors, palpitations, and hunger.
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