Tall,pointy T waves are typical of
A)Hyperkalemia.
B)Hypercalcemia.
C)Hypercholesterolemia.
D)Hypokalemia.

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Tall, pointy T waves are a classic finding in hyperkalemia, which is a state of excessive potassium in the blood. It can also cause other ECG changes such as a widened QRS complex and peaked P waves. Hypercalcemia and hypercholesterolemia do not usually cause T wave changes, while hypokalemia can cause T wave flattening or inversion.

Tall,pointy T Waves Are Typical of