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OBG · Hypertensive disorders
Sample itemWhat new finding distinguishes preeclampsia from uncomplicated gestational hypertension?
Original practice item, not a recalled exam question. Nothing here is recorded.
The answer and the reasoning
A. Proteinuria or end-organ dysfunction
The core Hypertensive disorders principle supports Proteinuria or end-organ dysfunction; it best explains the clinical feature or management priority stated in this original sample.
Option by option
A. Proteinuria or end-organ dysfunction (correct)
Correct. Proteinuria or end-organ dysfunction directly addresses the important clue in the stem.
B. Fetal hiccups
Fetal hiccups is not supported by the condition or priority described.
C. Mild nausea
Mild nausea does not align with the expected hypertensive disorders finding or action.
D. Physiologic ankle edema only
Physiologic ankle edema only may be considered elsewhere but is not the best response here.
Source note: Original NextPrep sample item — pending expert review. This item is original practice material awaiting independent expert review, so confirm important facts in a standard textbook.
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