• Card 18 / 31: What is the mechanism of action of cardiac glycosides?
    A) inhibit Na/K ATPase
    B) inhibit cytochrome oxidase
    C) inhibit acetylcholinesterase
    D) inhibit protein synthesis
    E) block Ach receptors

    Answer:
    A) inhibit Na/K ATPase

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Explanation:

Foxglove is an example of cardiac glycoside.

Clinical signs are arrythmias , first and second degree heart block --> sudden death

GI signs : abdominal pain , diarrhea

TREATMENT: charcoal or K + IV ( if can be monitored)

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