PA Boards 110: Digoxin MOA in AFIB (Q&A)

Medgeeks with Andrew Reid

Medgeeks

Education, Medicine, Health & Fitness

4.8 • 997 Ratings

🗓️ 23 January 2017

⏱️ 10 minutes

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Today, we're going to be answering a readers question regarding digoxin's mechanism of action when used for atrial fibrillation. We'll also touch on some other important aspects of the drug.

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0:00.0	Hey what's going on guys and welcome to episode 110 of the physician
0:04.2	assistant boards dot-com podcast in today's episode we're going to be answering a
0:08.7	reader's question regarding the pharmacology of atroph fibrillation and the joxin.
0:15.2	So I should say the joxone pharmacology and how it relates to atrial fibrillation.
0:20.6	Now this podcast here is again, it's going to be the audio that's stripped from the
0:25.0	YouTube video that was produced a few days prior. Like I said starting in
0:30.2	February we're going to be doing these constant YouTube videos answering questions
0:34.2	going over various topics and I haven't decided how many of these YouTube videos I'm going to
0:38.7	strip and post on the podcast.
0:41.3	I'll probably do two a week, but I'll be posting about five videos a week over
0:46.2	on the YouTube channel.
0:47.7	So if you want to catch all the videos, if you want to make sure we get all the information,
0:51.4	then you can go ahead and subscribe.
0:52.7	It's completely free, and that's YouTube.
0:54.8	com forward slash PA boards.
0:57.8	That's YouTube.
0:58.5	com forward slash PA, B-O-A-A-R-D-S. So with that said let's get into today's podcast.
1:07.0	Hey what's going on guys and in today's video we're going to be answering a
1:15.4	reader's question regarding the jockson and the mechanism of action in atrial
1:20.8	fibrillation.
1:23.2	Now before we get into the question,
1:24.9	I want to get out for just one second.
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