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. 2003 Oct 3;3:6. doi: 10.1186/1471-2393-3-6

Table 2.

Clinical data First level of care. Responsible: Family Physician and maternal and child health nurse. Please also refer to Figure 1.

ALARM SIGNS OF PREECLAMPSIA THAT SHOULD PROMPT URGENT REFERRAL TO THE HOSPITAL
Headache ++ Nausea ++
Drowsiness ++ Vomiting ++
Epigastric pain Hepatic tenderness
Sudden Blindness Scotomas
Hematemesis Oliguria/Anuria
Proteinuria (identified by dipstick) Shortness of breath
Seizures (indicates severe morbidity) Hematuria/Hemoglobinuria