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A 72-year-old widow has just returned home after 2 weeks in the hospital after a fall.She lives alone and is visited weekly by her son.She takes digoxin,hydrochlorothiazide,and an antihypertensive drug.She also has a prescription for diazepam (Valium) as needed for moderate to severe anxiety.When the visiting nurse stopped by 2 days after discharge,he found the woman confused and disoriented,with an unsteady gait.The patient asks him who the small people are who have been living in her house.The patient had not evidenced any of these symptoms at the time of discharge.Vital signs were unremarkable except for bradycardia.The nurse correctly deduces that the most likely cause for the changes seen in the patient is:
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