OB HTN/Preeclampia

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  1. 4. If these are present, respiratory arrest will not occur from magnesium sulfate alone.
  2. 10. Sign for impending seizure or non-therapeutic (low) of magnesium sulfate.
  3. 12. What is the convulsive & more severe phase of preeclampsia?
  4. 14. After the loading dose and stable: vital signs, I&O, DTRs, & clonus is assessed & ______ every 2 hours or as ordered.
  5. 16. Dose is 20 mg orally
  6. 17. This lab of < 50 is consider severe on the preeclampsia early recognition tool.
  7. 18. Calcium Gluconate is the ______ for magnesium sulfate toxicity.
  8. 19. What kind of HTN has increase of B/P after delivery?
  9. 20. Respirations < 12 is a ______ sign of magnesium sulfate toxicity.
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  1. 1. This may reflect elevated magnesium sulfate levels or toxicity.
  2. 2. Sulfate Dose is 4 or 6 gram loading dose followed by 1-2 grams per hour.
  3. 3. This lab of > 300mg/24 hours is consider worrisome on the preeclampsia early recognition tool.
  4. 5. Chronic HTN is HTN prior to conception or ____ 20 weeks gestation.
  5. 6. Dose is 10 mg IV over 1-2 minutes, may repeat every 15-20 minutes.
  6. 7. Calcium Gluconate is at the ______ when administrating magnesium sulfate.
  7. 8. Preeclampsia occurs ____ 20 weeks gestation.
  8. 9. Dose is 20 mg IV over 2 minutes, can repeat ever 10 minutes with a max dose of 220 mg.
  9. 11. B/P >/= 160/110; 140/90 w/ HA, epigastric pain, visual changes
  10. 13. Discharge instructions should education on ________ to report promptly.
  11. 15. This lab of >1.2 50 is consider severe on the preeclampsia early recognition tool.