What should the nurse teach the patient who takes digoxin (Lanoxin) when conducting discharge teaching?

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A patient with a history of stable angina states that he has recently experienced an increase in the number of attacks, which occur at times when he is walking. What should you suspect?

What route of administration is appropriate for nitroglycerin in an acute angina attack?

A patient with newly diagnosed angina has been prescribed sublingual nitroglycerin PRN. What instruction should the nurse provide?

What action does digoxin (Lanoxin) have on the heart?

A young pregnant patient wants to know why her physician is taking her off her bile acid sequestrant since it has been working so well the last few years. What is the best response the nurse should give this patient?

What are 3 of the 5 Court-established exceptions to enforcement of a No Damage for Delay provision, based on public policy?

Which of the following laboratory values indicates the need for drug therapy for cholesterol reduction?