PIH Case Study

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Across
  1. 2. Pain indicating possible liver involvement
  2. 6. Only definitive treatment for preeclampsia despite possible postpartum symptoms
  3. 9. Lab values that increase with liver involvement
  4. 12. Persistent headache that does not go away with medication
  5. 13. Complication that magnesium is used to prevent
  6. 16. Lab value that may decrease in severe complications
  7. 17. Presence of protein in the urine due to kidney involvement
  8. 18. Medication given to reverse magnesium toxicity
  9. 19. Assessment used to monitor for fluid overload
  10. 20. Patient reports blurred vision or seeing spots
Down
  1. 1. Test used to detect protein in the urine
  2. 3. Severe complication involving low platelets and liver dysfunction
  3. 4. Assessment used to monitor for magnesium toxicity
  4. 5. Elevated blood pressure occurring after 20 weeks of pregnancy
  5. 7. Swelling commonly seen in the face and hands
  6. 8. Medication used to lower blood pressure in pregnancy
  7. 10. Medication given to prevent seizures in preeclampsia
  8. 11. Condition involving hypertension and organ dysfunction in pregnancy
  9. 14. Finding of repetitive foot twitching indicating worsening condition
  10. 15. Intervention used to decrease blood pressure