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PATHOPHYSIOLOGY SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM

Predisposing Factor Precipitating Factor


Age: 33 years old Lifestyle: Sedentary
History of Pre-eclampsia Multiple Pregnancy (Gravida=5)
Weight: 98 kg (BMI- 42.18-Obese) Diet: Multiple snack in between
meals, eats only specific
vegetables

Abnormal Placentation

Uterine spiral arteries poorly invaded


by trophoblasts

Low oxygen causes placenta to try


and increase blood flow

Uterine spiral arteries poorly invaded


by trophoblasts

Abnormal Placentation

Uterine spiral arteries poorly invaded


by trophoblasts

Reduced placental perfusion

Low oxygen causes placenta to try


and increase blood flow
Trophoblasts failed to replicate
tunica media

Incomplete pseudo vascularization

Decreased placental perfusion

Increase vascular permeability

Platelets perfuse to the interstitial


space

Protein leaks out of the arteries

Vasospasm

Kidney Effect
Vascular Effect Interstitial Effect

Decreased glomeruli
Vasoconstriction filtration rate and Diffusion of fluid from
increased permeability bloodstream into
of glomeruli membranes interstitial tissue
Poor Organ Perfusion

Increased blood serum,


Edema
urea, nitrogen, uric acid,
Increased Blood Pressure
and creatinine

Decreased urine output


proteinuria

PRE ECLAMPSIA
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Pathophysiology

Medications

Nursing Care Plan

Symptoms

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