Digoxin is a drug that leads to increases in potassium ion concentration in the interstitial fluid. determine the condition that results from digoxin toxicity. digoxin is a drug that leads to increases in potassium ion concentration in the interstitial fluid. determine the condition that results from digoxin toxicity. hyperglycemia hypercalcemia hypernatremia hyperkalemia

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John Chan

31 December, 15:02

Digoxin is a drug that leads to increases in potassium ion concentration in the interstitial fluid. determine the condition that results from digoxin toxicity. digoxin is a drug that leads to increases in potassium ion concentration in the interstitial fluid. determine the condition that results from digoxin toxicity. hyperglycemia hypercalcemia hypernatremia hyperkalemia

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Nikolai Skinner · Answer 1

Digoxin is a drug is preLanoxiscribed when a patient is suffering any heart-related conditions such as heart failure, atrial fabrillation, etc. The drug's brand in the market is Lanoxin can be taken by injection or orally. Digoxin toxicity leading to an increase in potassium ion concentration in interstitial fluid may result to hyperkalemia.