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. 2016 Apr 11;8(1):899. doi: 10.4102/phcfm.v8i1.899

TABLE 2.

Assessment and diagnosis of HDPs (N = 101).

Questions related to aspects of HDPs Correct n (%)
Subjective data pertaining to medical history 79 (78.2)
Social history of pregnant women 73 (72.3)
Clinical manifestations of pre-eclampsia 96 (95.0)
Clinical manifestations of severe pre-eclampsia 57 (56.4)
Assessment of oedema in pregnant women with hypertension 92 (91.1)
Understanding pitting oedema 89 (88.1)
Factors affecting blood pressure reading 69 (68.3)
Appropriate patient position for correct reading of blood pressure 39 (38.6)
Using the same position or not when measuring the blood pressure of a pregnant woman 87 (86.1)
Type of test for pre-eclampsia 95 (94.0)
Test for assessing foetal status 76 (75.2)
Laboratory tests to diagnose pre-eclampsia 100 (99.0)

Source: Stellenberg and Ngwekazi (2016)

HDPs, hypertensive disorders during pregnancy.