Pregnancy Induced Hypertension

2. These are increased before treatment and decreased with magnesium administration.
3. The doctor orders medication to decrease the elevated blood pressure.
8. The nurse uses their stethoscope to auscultate for crackles.
10. Patient's blood pressure is 154/98.
11. Medication given for neuro protection in a preeclamptic mom.
13. The patient's lab result is decreased, increasing the risk of bleeding.
16. The patient reports pain in their abdomen.
17. The most effective treatment for preeclampsia.
18. The patient begins experiencing blurred vision.
20. Patient reports pain in their head.

1. Patient reports that her arms and legs are puffier than normal.
4. The blood flow to the patient's liver is restricted causing an increased lab result.
5. The patient's lab results show elevated LDH, elevated liver enzymes, and decreased platelet count.
6. Urine dipstick showed protein in the urine.
7. Gluconate The patient has developed magnesium toxicity so the provider ordered this medication.
9. The nurse collects a urine specimen to test for protein in the urine.
12. The patient reports that she is experiencing repeated muscle spasms.
14. The patient is instructed to remain in bed until instructed otherwise.
15. The patient has a blood pressure of 164/112 at 1200 and a blood pressure of 170/118 at 1205.
19. The patient begins shaking continuously and has an altered level of consciousness.