Maryland Next Gen NCLEX Test Bank Project Pre-Eclampsia with magnesium toxicity

Case Study Topic: (& stand-alone bow-tie) Pre-Eclampsia with magnesium toxicity Author : Christine Schlaerth, PhD, RN, CNM, WHNP-BC Carroll Community College Case Summary A client diagnosed with preeclampsia is admitted at 35 weeks gestation to labor and delivery. Magnesium sulfate is administered for seizure prophylaxis, and magnesium toxicity develops. Learner should recognize s/s of magnesium toxicity and implement appropriate nursing interventions. Objectives 1. Recognize s/s magnesium toxicity 2. Recognize trends and changes in client conditions/vital signs and intervene as needed 3. Provide care for clients experiencing complications of pregnancy/labor and or delivery 4. Evaluate and document actions taken to counteract side effects of medications and parenteral therapies