PRE-ECLAMPSIA (3 of 12) 27/03/24

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1) Which of the following clinical findings is most indicative of a diagnosis of preeclampsia? *

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a. Edema of the lower extremities

b. Proteinuria

c. Elevated blood pressure

d. Headache and visual disturbances

2) What are the diagnostic features of the four major hypertensive disorders that occur in pregnant women?

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3) How does gestational hypertension differ from chronic hypertension in pregnancy? *

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a. Chronic hypertension is usually diagnosed before 20 weeks gestation, while gestational hypertension develops after 20 weeks gestation.

b. Gestational hypertension is always associated with proteinuria, while chronic hypertension may or may not be.

c. Chronic hypertension is more likely to resolve after delivery, while gestational hypertension may persist postpartum.

d. Gestational hypertension is typically associated with a higher risk of adverse maternal and fetal outcomes compared to chronic hypertension.

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