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Which assessment finding requires nursing intervention prior to the administration of a prescribed dose of digoxin to an adult?

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Rationale: Digoxin slows heart rate; a pulse of 50 beats/min indicates bradycardia, requiring the nurse to withhold the dose and notify the provider to prevent toxicity. Irregular rhythm, murmurs, or pulmonic site auscultation are not contraindications.

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