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In this brief NCLEX preparation video, the speaker presents a test‑taking strategy: when a multiple‑choice question includes two answer options that are direct opposites (e.g., hypertension vs. hypotension, tachycardia vs. bradycardia), one of those opposing choices is highly likely to be the correct answer. The tip is offered as a quick heuristic to help examinees narrow down choices and increase the odds of selecting the right answer.
