A 65-year-old man is sent to your ED by his LMO with confusion and vomiting. He takes digoxin for AF. At triage his systolic BP is 95 mmHg and HR is 40/min. Earlier blood results show Na 142, K 6.7, creatinine 502 and urea 50.1. A digoxin level has been sent but is not yet available. His ECG is shown below.
ECG from the source question.
List three ECG features that confirm your clinical suspicion of digoxin toxicity.
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Name two indications for digoxin immune Fab in this patient and two other general indications.
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List three further treatments specific to this patient and briefly justify each.
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