Digoxin toxicity: read the rhythm and potassium together

67-year-old woman for calm electrical, perfusion, electrolyte-risk, antidote-boundary, reassessment, and handoff practice. About 6 simulated minutes.

What you will practise

• Reconcile product, clock, GI and visual clues, perfusion, rhythm, potassium, and the whole patient.
• Recognize the life-threatening digoxin pattern without level-, rhythm-, or potassium-only closure.
• Activate toxicology, resuscitation, cardiac, electrolyte, airway, and safety ownership.
• Review supplied ECG, level timing, potassium, renal, coingestion, and antidote evidence.
• Record bounded qualified immune-Fab and rescue intent, then review a strict later report.
• Hand off recurrent arrhythmia, potassium shift, level interference, renal, rescue, and active risk.

Every scenario in this module

Open Sim Lab is an educational simulator, not for clinical use. It is not a clinical decision-support tool, not a dosing calculator, and is not validated for any decision affecting a real patient.