Question 167 · LEK · Preeclampsia and eclampsia
In patients with severe preeclampsia the treatment of choice, both for the cessation of seizures as well as for their prevention, includes:
- A. atosiban administered intravenously.
- B. atosiban administered intramuscularly.
- C. magnesium sulfate administered intravenously.
- D. magnesium sulfate administered intramuscularly.
- E. calcium gluconate administered intravenously.
Hint
Choose the agent proven superior to diazepam and phenytoin in eclampsia, given by the standard hospital route.
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