Hello, Can you please help me to fill my concept map about Perfusion: Gestational Hypertension.I need to talk about:Pathophysiology: What is the underlying pathophysiology for the given exemplars?Recognize Cues: Consider signs and symptoms, lab work, patient statements, H&P, and others. Include subjective and objective data.Generate Solutions: What are the desirable outcomes? List SMART goals.Take action: How should the intervention(s) be performed, requested, communicated, taught, etc.?Evaluating Outcomes: What signs will point to improving/declining/unchanged status?(I woulld appreciate short answers)Thank you in advance! Clinical Judgment Model map #2Take actionGenerate SolutionsPathophysiologyConcept/ExemplarPerfusionGestational HypertensionEvaluate OutcomesRecognize Cues

PathophysiologyGestational hypertension occurs when blood pressure rises after 20 weeks of pregnancy…

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Hello,

Can you please help me to fill my concept map about Perfusion: Gestational Hypertension.

I need to talk about:

Pathophysiology: What is the underlying pathophysiology for the given exemplars?
Recognize Cues: Consider signs and symptoms, lab work, patient statements, H&P, and others. Include subjective and objective data.
Generate Solutions: What are the desirable outcomes? List SMART goals.
Take action: How should the intervention(s) be performed, requested, communicated, taught, etc.?
Evaluating Outcomes: What signs will point to improving/declining/unchanged status?

(I woulld appreciate short answers)

Thank you in advance!