In the hospital, the nurse would take his heart rate and if the rate was below 60, they wouldn't give him a digoxin pill in the late afternoon.
If the pulse rate goes below 60, do you not take a digoxin pill?
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- 6 Nov 2013 by revnana
- Updated
- 23 December 2013
- Topics
- digoxin, heart, heart rate, pulse, hospital
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kaismama
6 Nov 2013
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