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    Modifiable risk factors for pre-eclampsia include substance use like cocaine and cigarettes as well as a diet high in cholesterol, saturated fat, and sodium. The diagram shows that endothelial damage can lead to vasoconstriction and elevated blood pressure, presenting as pre-eclampsia. This reduces blood supply to the kidneys and placenta, causing protein leaks in the kidneys and bleeding in the placenta known as abruptio placenta. Late-stage complications include eclampsia, where seizures can occur, and maternal or fetal death.

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    Modifiable risk factors for pre-eclampsia include substance use like cocaine and cigarettes as well as a diet high in cholesterol, saturated fat, and sodium. The diagram shows that endothelial damage can lead to vasoconstriction and elevated blood pressure, presenting as pre-eclampsia. This reduces blood supply to the kidneys and placenta, causing protein leaks in the kidneys and bleeding in the placenta known as abruptio placenta. Late-stage complications include eclampsia, where seizures can occur, and maternal or fetal death.

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    Non Modifiable: Modifiable:: (BP 158/87 MMHG)

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    Quintin Mangaoang
    Modifiable risk factors for pre-eclampsia include substance use like cocaine and cigarettes as well as a diet high in cholesterol, saturated fat, and sodium. The diagram shows that endothelial damage can lead to vasoconstriction and elevated blood pressure, presenting as pre-eclampsia. This reduces blood supply to the kidneys and placenta, causing protein leaks in the kidneys and bleeding in the placenta known as abruptio placenta. Late-stage complications include eclampsia, where seizures can occur, and maternal or fetal death.

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    Modifiable: Non Modifiable:

     Use of cocaine  History of Pre-eclampsia


     Use of cigarette  History of abdominal trauma
     Diet high in cholesterol,  Premature rupture of
    saturated fat, and sodium membrane
    intake  History of abruption placenta
     Short umbilical chord

    Endothelial
    damage

    Vasoconstriction

    Elevated Blood Pre-Eclampsia


    Pressure (BP= 158/87 mmHg)

    Platelet cluster at the site of


    endothelial damage

    Increased peripheral
    resistance

    Blood supply was reduced

    Decreased Renal Decreased Placental


    Perfusion Perfusion

    Bleeding in Decidua
    Endothelial Activation of Renin- Basalis
    damage to Angiotensin-
    glomerular Aldosterone System
    capillary (RAAS) Formation of Hematoma

    intermittent
    Protein leaks Pre-Eclampsia lower Further separation of the
    across capillary (BP= 158/87 abdominal placenta from the
    membrane mmHg) discomfort uterine wall

    Abruptio Placenta
    Proteinuria At risks for acute
    and chronic
    uteroplacental
    insufficiency Partial Separation Total Separation

    Brain ischemia causes


    the later emergence of Marginal Partial Complete
    convulsions Abruption Abruption Abruption

    Eclampsia (occurrence Vaginal Concealed Massive vaginal


    of seizures and can Bleeding Bleeding bleeding or
    cause coma) Concealed Bleeding

    Maternal and
    Fetal Death

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