Which symptom is NOT associated with digoxin toxicity?

Digoxin toxicity can manifest through a range of symptoms, including agitation, fatigue, and visual disturbances such as yellow vision (also known as xanthopsia). These symptoms reflect the drug's effects on the central nervous system and visual pathways, as well as its impact on overall energy levels due to cardiac function compromise.

Elevated blood pressure, however, is not typically associated with digoxin toxicity. In fact, digoxin is more likely to cause bradycardia (a slower heart rate) and potentially lead to decreased cardiac output. These changes can lead to various symptoms related to heart function rather than an increase in blood pressure. Understanding the specific symptoms of digoxin toxicity helps provide critical insights for nurses when evaluating a patient on digoxin therapy and monitoring for any adverse effects.