Digoxin Overview | NCLEX Pharmacology Tips
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Thanks for the video-but are you sure Dig lowers BP? I’ve heard it lowers HR but it generally has a neutral effect on BP (making it unique among heart medications)
I was going to ask this same question my teacher said it has noting to do with BP
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on the flashcard you have therapeutic range is 0.5-2.0 but in the book, pg 184, you have therapeutic range is 0.8-2.0?
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Correct me if I am wrong but I thought Digoxin only effects HR and not BP? Thank you.
That is correct - digoxin is not used as a primary medication for hypertension. However, due to the mechanism of action, which includes improved cardiac output & circulation, decreased edema, decreased heart rate, and decreased constriction of the veins and arterioles, blood pressure is often lower after receiving digoxin than it was prior to administration of digoxin. I hope this helps clear this information up!
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Is there any evidence that digoxin can cause hearing loss or worsen tinnitus, my tinnitus got louder at the same time that i started on this drug. I stopped this drug and tinnitus hasnt improved. (However i also caught covid about the same time which apparently can worsen tinnitus )
I would definitely suggest reaching out to your HCP to discuss any possible adverse effects or concerns you have regarding your health. Different medications can have different effects on each individual. Best of luck to you!
I thought Dig did not lower BP
Ya. I didn't learn so either. Kinda of surprise to hear she mentions that
Thank you for mentioning this! I am sorry for any confusion with understanding digoxin. This medication will not be given as a primary medication for hypertensive patients. But, due to the mechanism of action of this medication, which includes improved cardiac output and circulation, decreased edema, decreased heart rate, and decreased constriction of veins and arterioles, blood pressure is often lower than prior to the administration of digoxin. I hope this helps to better understand this effect. Best of luck to you! 🙌
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