Your patient is a g3p2 at 35 and 57 weeks gestation. They have pre-pregnancy hypertension. They present to triage from the clinic for further evaluation due to higher than normal BP readings. They’re typical BP range is 130 to 140 over 80s to 90s. They’re most recent reading is 156 over 98. They deny other symptoms. You alert the provider about current BP reading. What step would you anticipate next? Assessment for possible superimposed preeclampsia. Preparation for immediate induction of labor. Preparation for immediate cesarean delivery. Activate the Emergency Response Team and administer antihypertensive agents.
[Expert Solution]: Your patient is a g3p2 at 35 and 57 weeks…
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