What is the PRIMARY nursing intervention to reduce the risk of eclampsia?, Administer antihypertensives only, B. Initiate seizure precautions and administer magnesium sulfate, C. Encourage ambulation, D. Restrict oral fluids, Why must deep tendon reflexes, respiratory rate, and urine output be monitored during magnesium sulfate therapy?, To assess hydration status, B. To evaluate fetal well-being, C. To detect early signs of magnesium toxicity, D. To prevent hypotension, Strict intake and output monitoring is essential in severe preeclampsia to prevent:, Dehydration, B. Hyperglycemia, C. Pulmonary edema, D. Infection, Which nursing intervention is MOST important to reduce the risk of stroke in this patient?, Encourage bed rest only, B. Monitor blood pressure and administer antihypertensives as ordered, C. Administer magnesium sulfate only, D. Monitor fetal heart rate, Why is continuous fetal heart rate monitoring required in severe preeclampsia?, To predict fetal weight, B. To monitor contractions, C. To detect fetal hypoxia and acidosis early, D. To assess maternal blood pressure, Which assessment finding may indicate placental abruption?, Mild headache, B. Vaginal bleeding and uterine tenderness, C. Normal fetal movements, D. Increased appetite.

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