PIH Case Study Crossword

3. A patient is experiencing involuntary, rhythmic muscle contractions with relaxation. Also, a warning sign of eclampsia.
4. The patient has this clinical manifestation seen in a UA as a diagnostic cue for preeclampsia
7. A patient moves into the 2nd stage of labor and prepares to do what with the baby
8. A patient 35 weeks pregnant presents to the emergency department with a BP 140/90, proteinuria, PLTs <100,000, pulmonary edema, and visual changes. What will the provider diagnose her with?
10. A patient who is experiencing swelling in the hands, face, and legs
12. This pain is a warning sign of eclampsia
14. A patient experiences a blood pressure above 140/90
15. A patient is diagnosed with preeclampsia with pulmonary edema. What assessment will be completed to monitor for crackles?
16. A patient experiences this clinical manifestation, moving them from preeclampsia to eclampsia.
19. This is serious complication of pregnancy that is indicated by hemolysis, high liver enzymes, and low platelet counts

1. Having low numbers of this blood component is a criteria for being diagnosed with HELLP syndrome
2. The patient experiences a new onset of this neurological symptom, unrelieved with medication as a sign of preeclampsia
5. These elevated enzymes are caused by restricted blood flow to a vital organ in HELLP syndrome
6. The nurse is giving education to the family about the warning signs of eclampsia and lists this ocular manifestation.
9. Used as an antidote for magnesium sulfate toxicity
11. These will be diminished after the administration of magnesium sulfate in a hypertensive labor
13. This antihypertensive medication is given to preeclampsia patients with escalating doses from 20mg, 40mg, and 80mg respectively
15. A provider will prescribe this activity modifier to a pateint with HELLP syndrome
17. A test ordered to help diagnose preeclampsia and eclampsia to screen for high protein
18. This medication is used to treat hypertension, even 24 hours after delivery