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Drug Therapy Heart Failure by Pat Woodbery, MSN, ARNP

Heart Failure Congestive Heart Failure (CHF) Heart cannot pump enough blood. Impaired myocardial contraction Impaired filling of ventricles

When CHF occurs Compensatory Mechanisms Increased catecholamines Increased force of contraction Increase HR Increase vasoconstriction

Heart Function AFTERLOAD: Force against which the ventricles eject blood PRELOAD: Blood return to the heart (Diastolic filling pressure) WORKLOAD: Actual ejection

Digoxin (Lanoxin) Cardiotonic Effect Improvement of cardiac pumping Increased emptying of ventricles = Increased CARDIAC OUTPUT=

How Does Digoxin Work? Inhibits cardiac muscle enzyme Na,K-adenosine triphosphatase Decreased movement of Na out of the myocardial cells after contraction Calcium enters the cell in exchange for sodium This stimulates more Calcium = activated contractile proteins Increased myocardial contractility

How Does Digoxin Work? Slows the rate of ventricular contractions Depresses cardiac conduction tissues Depresses AV node Stimulates Vagus Nerve

Indications for Use of DIGOXIN Heart Failure Atrial Fibrillation Atrial Flutter

Administration of Digoxin ORAL Onset 30 minutes to 2 hours Peak 6 hours Intravenous (IV) Onset 10-30 minutes Peak 1-5 hours

Digitalization Administration of an amount of Digoxin sufficient to produce therapeutic effects

Digoxin Toxicity Nonspecific Early Symptoms Anorexia, nausea, confusion Signs and Symptoms of Heart Disease Atrial Fibrillation Rapid Ventricular Rate Rapid Ventricular Response

Diagnosis of Digoxin Toxicity Serum Drug Levels EKG

Treatment of DIGOXIN TOXICITY Discontinue Drug Treat Cardiac Arrhythmias Digoxin immune fab (Digibind)

Nursing Actions Check Dosing CAREFULLY Check Apical Pulse Give with food or after meals Inject slowly (over 5 minutes)