Digoxin serum level

The toxicity increases as the serum drug levels increase above 2. Coexisting disease (eg, heart disease, renal dysfunction, hepatic dysfunction, hypothyroidism, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease), electrolyte disturbances (eg, hypokalemia, hypomagnesemia, and hypercalcemia), and hypoxia all may worsen digoxin toxicity

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  1. Ninety percent of nontoxic patients have levels ≤2
  2. Levels less than 1
  3. 0 nanograms/mL indicate that digoxin toxicity is likely
  4. Levels greater than 3
  5. 5 ng/mL to 0
  6. 0 ng per mL (0
  7. Pediatric patients may tolerate higher concentrations
  8. 8-2
  9. 8 to 1
  10. 8 ng/ml (n = 572), 0
  11. 0 nanograms/mL indicate that digoxin toxicity is likely
  12. Bauman JL, DiDomenico RJ, Viana M, et al
  13. 5 to1
  14. 6 nmol/l
  15. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088
  16. Plasma levels of 0
  17. 0 mEq/L, and a result less than 3
  18. 5-0
  19. 125 mg, to a patient
  20. 56-2
  21. She was known to have congestive cardiac failure on diuretic therapy
  22. Toxic digoxin level: greater than 2
  23. 5 and 2 ng/mL for maximum benefit for arrhythmia treatment
  24. 9 ng/mL
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  26. Digoxin levels are reported in µg/L
  27. 5–0
  28. Verapamil can increase serum digoxin levels
  29. 25mg intravenous push to a patient
  30. 01)
  31. 5 ng/mL and more
  32. 8 to 2 ng/mL; Digoxin toxicity level: more than 2 ng/mL)
  33. Checking the apical pulse rate before administration B