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    Diagram Eclampsia

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    Risk factors for preeclampsia include first pregnancy, multiple gestation, age over 35, hypertension, diabetes, obesity, and family history. Preeclampsia is caused by abnormal development of the placenta, which enters the mother's circulation and damages blood vessels. Symptoms include increased blood pressure, protein in urine, edema, and potential organ dysfunction. Treatment involves delivering the fetus and placenta to resolve the condition, while managing symptoms with oxygen, medications, and intensive care if needed.

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    Risk factors for preeclampsia include first pregnancy, multiple gestation, age over 35, hypertension, diabetes, obesity, and family history. Preeclampsia is caused by abnormal development of the placenta, which enters the mother's circulation and damages blood vessels. Symptoms include increased blood pressure, protein in urine, edema, and potential organ dysfunction. Treatment involves delivering the fetus and placenta to resolve the condition, while managing symptoms with oxygen, medications, and intensive care if needed.

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    DIAGRAM-ECLAMPSIA

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    Risk factors for preeclampsia include first pregnancy, multiple gestation, age over 35, hypertension, diabetes, obesity, and family history. Preeclampsia is caused by abnormal development of the placenta, which enters the mother's circulation and damages blood vessels. Symptoms include increased blood pressure, protein in urine, edema, and potential organ dysfunction. Treatment involves delivering the fetus and placenta to resolve the condition, while managing symptoms with oxygen, medications, and intensive care if needed.

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    Diagram Eclampsia

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    Shinrin Sukehiro
    Risk factors for preeclampsia include first pregnancy, multiple gestation, age over 35, hypertension, diabetes, obesity, and family history. Preeclampsia is caused by abnormal development of the placenta, which enters the mother's circulation and damages blood vessels. Symptoms include increased blood pressure, protein in urine, edema, and potential organ dysfunction. Treatment involves delivering the fetus and placenta to resolve the condition, while managing symptoms with oxygen, medications, and intensive care if needed.

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    First pregnancy of Thrombi to blood clots
    Multiple Gestation L
    Age >35 years old L
    Hypertension P
    Diabetes
    S
    Obesity
    Uses massive y
    Family History
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    platelets d
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    Causes: o
    -Unknown m
    -Development of an e
    abnormal placenta
    Enters the mother's
    Increased
    circulation and
    Vascular Extravasation Edema
    damages the
    Permeability
    Fibrous Uteroplacental endothelial cells of
    Artery the blood vessels

    Hypoperfusion Pulmonary Edema


    Generalized Cerebral Edema
    Edema

    Pro-inflammatory - Confusion
    - Cough
    Proteins - Legs - Headache
    - DOB
    - Hands
    - Face Pre-eclampsia
    Seizure =Eclampsia
    Increased Blood Pressure
    Vasospasm Vasoconstriction Decreased blood flow

    Posterior Pituitary

    RAAS Liver Eyes


    Aldosterone

    Kidney
    Na+ and H20
    reabsorption Retina
    Swelling Liver Injury

    Vasoconstriction
    Salt Glomerular
    Kidney: Renin
    Retention Damage Blurry Flashing Scotoma
    Visions lights
    Hypertension Stretching Elevation
    Liver: Angiotensinogen (160/100 mmHg) of the liver of liver
    Angiotensin II capsule enzymes

    Angiotensin I HELLP Syndrome


    Epigastric pain
    Angiotensin-Converting- Proteinuria
    Enzyme (ACE) Trace on U/A

    Oliguria

    Pre-eclampsia
    IF NOT TREATED Treatment and Management:

    Delivery of the fetus and Placenta


    Manage symptoms (if onset is
    postpartum)
    Additional measures:
    DEATH
    Provide supplemental O2
    Administer medications (e.g. anti-
    seizure)

    Treatment and management are successful

    CONDITION IMPROVED BUT


    NOT TOTALLY RECOVERED

    TRANSFERED TO THE
    INTENSIVE CARE
    UNIT

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