Which patient exhibits the greatest number of the risk factors associated with pre-eclampsia?

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Three risk factors are present for this woman.She is obese,is at the young end of the age distribution,and has a multiple pregnancy.In planning care for this patient,the nurse must monitor blood pressure frequently and teach the woman about early warning signs.The 30-year-old patient only has one known risk factor: obesity.Age distribution appears to be U-shaped,with women less than 20 years and more than 40 years of age being at greatest risk.Pre-eclampsia continues to be seen more frequently in primigravidas; this patient is a multigravida woman.Two risk factors are present for the 41-year-old patient.Her age and status as a primigravida put her at increased risk for pre-eclampsia.The Métis patient exhibits only one risk factor.Pregnancies that result from donor insemination,oocyte donation,and embryo donation are at an increased risk of developing pre-eclampsia.

Which Patient Exhibits the Greatest Number of the Risk Factors