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    mother’s BP is elevated‚ there is protein in her urine‚ and her organs are being damaged. Preeclampsia usually is diagnoses post 20 weeks gestation which is the age of a viable fetus. If a diagnosis is made earlier than 20 weeks the mother and her physician must decide whether the wait or deliver. Waiting until the fetus is viable is highly dangerous due to the fact that preeclampsia leads to eclampsia and serious and fatal complications. Cause. The cause is unknown but it is believed that blood

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    Definition Pre-eclampsia is pregnancy induced hypertension usually accompanied by raised blood pressure and proteinuria‚ mainly diagnosed after week 20 and convulsion may occur. From 3% to 7% affected by pre-eclampsia and it is the major cause for morbidity and mortality. Diabetes‚ chronic hypertension and obesity are the main risk factors for pre-eclampsia (Maeda‚ 1954). It classified into three categories 1. Mild 150/99 mmHg 2. Moderate 160/109 mmHg 3. Severe < 160/110mmHg Causes 1. Excessive

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    pregnancy-induced hypertension? Pregnancy-induced hypertension—which may also be called pre-eclampsia‚ toxemia‚ or toxemia of pregnancy—is a pregnancy complication characterized by high blood pressure‚ swelling due to fluid retention‚ and protein in the urine. Gestational hypertension replaces the PIH and is used for hypertensive disorders that are specifically associated with pregnancy‚ pre-eclampsia and eclampsia. It has long been one of the major problems for mothers in pregnancy‚ along with infection

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    the nurse is correct in concluding that Jennie is in jeopardy of developing a hypertensive disorder because of her age (15). Which other factors add to Jennie’s risk of developing preeclampsia? A) Molar pregnancy‚ history of preeclampsia in previous pregnancy. INCORRECT While all of these are risk factors for preeclampsia‚ Jennie has no indications of a molar pregnancy (first trimester vaginal bleeding‚ size/date discrepancy‚ or excessive nausea and vomiting)‚ nor has she had any previous pregnancies

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    Pre-Eclampsia When a woman finds out that she is pregnant she usually dreams about a perfect pregnancy‚ with a perfect delivery‚ and a healthy baby that gets to come home with you after a Twenty-four hour hospital stay‚ but unfortunately it does not always turn out that way. Pre-eclampsia is a disorder in a pregnant woman who develops high blood pressure and protein in the urine after 20 weeks gestation. Pre-eclampsia is very dangerous and can change rapidly into life threatening disorders such

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    STUDY GUIDE: Preeclampsia 1. Define the following: Preeclampsia: Eclampsia: 1. In the chart below‚ contrast the physiologic changes of a normal pregnancy with those of a patient with pregnancy induced hypertension. Physiologic Change Normal Pregnancy Pregnancy Induced Hypertension Peripheral Vascular Resistance Role of Thromboxane Role of Prostacyclin Maternal Vasodialtion Plasma Volume Nitric oxide Renal perfusion Glomerular

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    Recognition and Prevention of Pre-eclampsia Kathryn M. Beard Phillips Community College University of Arkansas Recognition and Prevention of Pre-Eclampsia in Pregnancy Clinical Judgement According to Giddens (2013) clinical judgement is defined as “interpretations and inferences that influence action in the clinical practice” (p. 365). The nurse needs to encompass the whole patient in order to provide safe quality care‚ interpret data and have knowledge on how to respond to the

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    May 21‚2011.The pains started.SHE’S COMING! After nine long months and two weeks overdue you finally decided you were ready to enter the world. We made it to the hospital.Doctors said i was only two centimeters dilated . Better get some rest .We have a long wait before your actually here.During that time i starting to come to the realization of what life is going to be like once your here.I started questioning myself.Was I ready?Am i able to care for this child?Remembering i was just a child myself

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    Preeclampsia The following section is entitled “Preeclampsia”. This section familiarizes the medical provider with the diagnostic features and medical management of preeclampsia. The section begins with a learner handout with space for the learner to make their own notes. The learner handout is followed by the teaching script for the educator. Relevant cases for discussion and a bibliography of articles related to preeclampsia and chronic hypertension in pregnancy can be found at the end of this

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    microbes. DISEASE CLASSIFICATION: Bossier de Sauvages noted sever hemorrhage‚ various sources of pain and vermicular infestations associated with eclampsia. In 1797 Demanet noted association between edema and eclampsia. In 1843 John Lever discovered albumin in urine of eclamptic women. In 1843 Dr. Robert John described the imminent symptoms of eclampsia like headache‚ temporary loss of vision‚ severe stomach pain‚ edema of hands‚ neck and face. As a result of these contributions the concept

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