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The nurse is administering the daily digoxin dose of 0.035 mg to a 10-month-old child. Before administering the dose, the nurse takes the child's apical pulse, and it is 85. Which of the following interpretations of these data is most accurate?

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: A pulse of 85 in a 10-month-old is low (normal is 100-160), suggesting possible digoxin toxicity, which can cause heart block.

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