During a phone call to the clinic the nurse suspects that a pregnant client is experiencing preeclampsia. What manifestations did this client report that caused the nurse to make this clinical determination? Select all that apply
1. Double vision
2. Epigastric pain
3. Facial swelling
4. Painful urination
5. Severe headache
1, 2, 3, 5
Explanation:
1. Double vision is a manifestation of preeclampsia.
2. Epigastric pain is a manifestation of preeclampsia.
3. Facial edema is a manifestation of preeclampsia.
4. Dysuria is a manifestation of a urinary tract infection.
5. Severe headache is a manifestation of preeclampsia.
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