17. Answer B is the correct answer. With hypokalemia, the T wave becomes flattened, and there may be a U wave associated with it. With hyperkalemia, the P wave is flattened, the QRS complex is widened, and the T wave is peaked. With hypercalcemia, the QT interval is shortened. With hypocalcemia, the QT interval is lengthened.
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