10 Questions
What is the main difference between chronic hypertension and chronic hypertension with superimposed preeclampsia?
Presence of protein in the urine
When does gestational hypertension typically develop?
After 20 weeks of pregnancy
What distinguishes preeclampsia from gestational hypertension?
Symptoms related to organ damage
How is chronic hypertension with superimposed preeclampsia different from gestational hypertension?
Presence of protein in the urine
Which condition can potentially lead to preeclampsia?
Gestational hypertension
Why is it now known that preeclampsia can occur without protein in the urine?
High blood pressure can be present without protein in the urine
What complications may arise from severe abruption during pregnancy?
Breathing problems for the baby
How does high blood pressure during pregnancy affect fetal growth?
Slows or decreases fetal growth
What is a potential consequence of poorly controlled high blood pressure during pregnancy?
Injury to major organs
How does having preeclampsia impact the risk of future cardiovascular disease?
The risk is higher if preeclampsia occurred more than once
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