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A 27-year-old woman presents at 28 weeks of gestation in her second pregnancy with a
blood pressure of 152/ 105 (blood pressure at the beginning of pregnancy – 132/58), but with no
evidence of proteinuria on urinalysis. She is commenced on oral labetalol and is sent home from
the triage department to return in a week for a repeat blood pressure monitoring. At this time,
she returns and her blood pressure has increased to 167/115 mmHg, with significant proteinuria
on urinalysis. She has a frontal headache and describes spots