A 36-week pregnant patient presents with sudden-onset generalized tonic-clonic seizure and prior history of elevated BP and proteinuria. Which immediate step best differentiates management priorities for eclampsia versus isolated seizure etiologies and initiates appropriate care?

Which pregnancy-related disorder typically resolves after delivery and is primarily characterized by maternal insulin resistance and hyperglycemia that begins during pregnancy?

Which triad of findings is most characteristic of classic preeclampsia?

You are asked to develop a short counseling script integrating nutrition and exercise rationale for pregnant patients at risk of GDM. Which message most effectively synthesizes evidence-based recommendations and their expected physiologic benefits?

A 30-year-old at 34 weeks has two blood pressure readings of 148/94 mmHg and 150/96 mmHg, and a urine dipstick showing +2 protein. Based on standard diagnostic thresholds, which is the most appropriate interpretation?

A patient diagnosed with mild gestational diabetes at 26 weeks is controlled with diet for 4 weeks but has rising fasting glucose values approaching diagnostic thresholds. What is the next reasonable monitoring or management step?

Which concise definition best distinguishes eclampsia from preeclampsia?

Design a brief, evidence-based intervention bundle for a sedentary overweight pregnant person in early second trimester to reduce risk of gestational diabetes and hypertensive disorders. Which combination is most appropriate?

A patient with risk factors for GDM asks how to alter carbohydrate intake to blunt postprandial glucose spikes. Which practical strategy is most evidence-aligned?

A clinic must create a one-page take-home for patients summarizing lifestyle steps to lower pregnancy complication risks. Which synthesized statement best balances safety, evidence, and clarity?