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1 TCHP Education Consortium DIGOXIN TOXICITY 2000, 2007 TCHP Education Consortium This educational activity expires December 31, All rights reserved. Copying without permission is forbidden
2 DIGOXIN TOXICITY Purpose Statement The purpose of this home study is to review the indications for digoxin, symptoms of toxicity, and how to manage patients who are digoxin toxic. Target Audience This home study was designed for the novice critical care or telemetry nurse; however, other health care professionals are invited to complete this packet. Content Objectives 1. List the indications for digoxin use. 2. Identify the physical symptoms of toxicity. 3. Identify cardiac rhythm disturbances that may occur with toxicity. 4. Describe initial management of digitalis toxicity. 5. Describe management of digitalis toxicity with Digibind. Disclosures In accordance with ANCC requirements governing approved providers of education, the following disclosures are being made to you prior to the beginning of this educational activity: Requirements for successful completion of this educational activity: In order to successfully complete this activity you must read the home study, complete the post-test and evaluation, and submit them for processing. Conflicts of Interest It is the policy of the Twin Cities Health Professionals Education Consortium to provide balance, independence, and objectivity in all educational activities sponsored by TCHP. Anyone participating in the planning, writing, reviewing, or editing of this program are expected to disclose to TCHP any real or apparent relationships of a personal, professional, or financial nature. There are no conflicts of interest that have been disclosed to the TCHP Education Consortium.
3 Relevant Financial Relationships and Resolution of Conflicts of Interest: If a conflict of interest or relevant financial relationship is found to exist, the following steps are taken to resolve the conflict: 1. Writers, content reviewers, editors and/or program planners will be instructed to carefully review the materials to eliminate any potential bias. 2. TCHP will review written materials to audit for potential bias. 3. Evaluations will be monitored for evidence of bias and steps 1 and 2 above will be taken if there is a perceived bias by the participants. No relevant financial relationships have been disclosed to the TCHP Education Consortium. Sponsorship or Commercial Support: Learners will be informed of: Any commercial support or sponsorship received in support of the educational activity, Any relationships with commercial interests noted by members of the planning committee, writers, reviewers or editors will be disclosed prior to, or at the start of, the program materials. This activity has received no commercial support outside of the TCHP consortium of hospitals other than tuition for the home study program by non-tchp hospital participants. If participants have specific questions regarding relationships with commercial interests reported by planners, writers, reviewers or editors, please contact the TCHP office. Non-Endorsement of Products: Any products that are pictured in enduring written materials are for educational purposes only. Endorsement by WNA-CEAP, ANCC, or TCHP of these products should not be implied or inferred. Off-Label Use: It is expected that writers and/or reviewers will disclose to TCHP when off-label uses of commercial products are discussed in enduring written materials. Off-label use of products is not covered in this program.
4 Expiration Date for this Activity: As required by ANCC, this continuing education activity must carry an expiration date. The last day that post tests will be accepted for this edition is December 31, 2017 your envelope must be postmarked on or before that day. Planning Committee/Editors Linda Checky, BSN, RN, MBA, Assistant Program Manager for TCHP Education Consortium. Lynn Duane, MSN, RN, Program Manager for TCHP Education Consortium. Authors Karen Poor, MN, RN, Former Program Manager, TCHP Education Consortium. Helen Sullinger, MSN, RN, Clinical Specialist, Regions Hospital. Content Experts Sharon Stanke, MSN, RN, Nursing Instructor, Critical Care, Minneapolis VA Medical Center. *Mary Steding, MSN, RN, former Critical Care Educator, Regions Hospital *Denotes reviewer of current edition Contact Hour Information For completing this Home Study and evaluation, you are eligible to receive: 1.0 MN Board of Nursing contact hours / 0.83 ANCC contact hours Criteria for successful completion: You must read the home study packet, complete the post-test and evaluation, and submit them to TCHP for processing. The Twin Cities Health Professionals Education Consortium is an approved provider of continuing nursing education by the Wisconsin Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center s Commission on Accreditation. Please see the last page of the packet before the post-test for information on submitting your post-test and evaluation for contact hours.
5 THERAPEUTIC USE OF DIGOXIN What is digoxin? Digoxin is one of the most commonly used drugs in the United States. Historically, there are records of digoxin being used in Egyptian and Roman times, and digoxin toxicity has been documented since the 18 th century. Digoxin is classified as a cardiotonic steroid or a cardiac glycoside. It is derived from the common foxglove plant (digitalis purpurea or lanae). The indications for digoxin use are: chronic atrial fibrillation atrial flutter paroxysmal atrial tachycardia (PAT) left ventricular dysfunction (congestive heart failure) How does a cardiac glycoside work? Cardiac cells are stimulated by the movement of sodium, potassium, and calcium into and out of the cell via the ATP pump. Cardiac glycosides attach to the ATP pump, not allowing sodium out of the cell as quickly as before. When sodium can't get out, calcium continues to move into the cell. That's all well and good, but what does it mean? The end effects of these changes on the Na-K-ATP pump are to: 1. Increase the force and velocity of myocardial cell contraction (positive inotropic action) 2. Decrease the response of the baroreceptors to blood pressure changes through the sympathetic nervous system and renin-angiotension-aldosterone systems (neurohormonal deactivating effect) 3. Slow the heart rate (vagomimetic action) 4. Slow the rate of conduction through the AV node (vagomimetic action) In a therapeutic dosage, the effects of digoxin include: Decreased heart rate Decreased AV conduction rate Increased myocardial contractility
6 What herb/plants are cardiac glycosides? Oleander, foxglove, yew berry, lily of the valley, dogbane, Siberian ginseng, and red squill all contain cardiac glycosides. Adults and children can be exposed to one of these herbs through: drinking water contaminated by one of these herbs eating food that has one of the herbs mixed in eating any part of one of these herbs (leaves, stems, sap, etc ) or inhaling the smoke from burning some of these herbs I thought digoxin was going the way of the dinosaur -- what happened? A very large, randomized study was done on the use of digoxin in heart failure in The research project, called the "Digitalis Investigation Group," studied 6,800 patients with congestive heart failure who had an ejection fraction of 45% or less (normal is >50%). Approximately half of the study participants received digoxin; the other half received a placebo. The results of the study showed that while there was no change in mortality, patients on digoxin (often combined with other drugs, such as ACE inhibitors), had fewer hospitalizations for heart failure. 1 Because of this study, as well as long-time familiarity with the drug, digoxin is continuing to be prescribed and used by patients. What is the normal blood level for digoxin? There is a narrow therapeutic range for digoxin -- which means that the patient can easily have too much or too little of the drug on board. The general rule is that the therapeutic level is between ng/ml, although patients have been toxic below 0.8 and have been fine slightly above 2.0 ng/ml. Exit out of this trial document to purchase the full version of this home study.
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