A 35-Year-Old Multiparous Woman Was Admitted to the Hospital at 36

A 35-year-old multiparous woman was admitted to the hospital at 36 weeks' gestation for nausea,vomiting,and severe epigastric pain.On admission,her vital signs were as follows: pulse,90 beats/min; blood pressure,165/100 mm Hg; respiratory rate,18 breaths/min; and temperature,99.4° F.The patient reported blurred and double vision and a severe headache.The fetal heart rate was normal.She was placed on bed rest.Urine analysis revealed proteinuria.Her vital signs 6 hours later were as follows: pulse,88 beats/min; blood pressure,185/105 mm Hg; respirations,16 breaths/min; and temperature,98.4° F.The fetal heart rate was normal.Severe pre-eclampsia was diagnosed.Treatment goals of severe pre-eclampsia include

A) maintaining maternal blood pressure greater than 140/90 mm Hg.
B) delaying delivery of the fetus as long as possible.
C) preventing maternal seizures, which may compromise fetal oxygenation.
D) limiting fluid intake to avoid postpartum edema.