What nursing diagnosis would be the most appropriate for a woman experiencing severe preeclampsia?
A) Risk for injury to the fetus related to uteroplacental insufficiency
B) Risk for eclampsia
C) Risk for deficient fluid volume related to increased sodium retention secondary to administration of MgSO4
D) Risk for increased cardiac output related to use of antihypertensive drugs
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