Hyperkalemia vs Hypokalemia EKG Changes🫀 These are classic EKG clues of potassium imbalance that you’ll defintiely see on exams. Remember in HYPERkalemia potassium levels are HIGH and T waves are HIGH (peaked and tall) And in HYPOkalemia, potassium levels are LOW and T waves are LOW (flat or inverted) Share with a nursing school friend! ⭐️ #nursingschool #nursingeducation #nursingstudent #futurenurse #nursingstudents #nclexreview #studentnurse | Nurse Well Versed