University Presentation Showcase: Undergraduate Division

Gestational Weight Gain: Maternal and Fetal Complications of High Body Mass Index

Presenter Hometown

Georgetown

Major

Nursing

Department

Baccalaureate and Graduate Nursing

Degree

Undergraduate

Mentor

Dr. Q, Moore

Mentor Department

Baccalaureate and Graduate Nursing

Abstract

For our Scholar's Day submission, we will be presenting a case study poster presentation focused on a patient's journey within the clinical setting. This patient initially presented with gestational weight gain and later developed preeclampsia. Our case study aims to examine the clinical symptoms exhibited by the patient and compare them with findings from relevant literature.

We will review the patient's clinical records, including medical history, diagnostic tests, and treatment interventions. Additionally, we will review current literature and compare findings with observations from the clinical area to contextualize the patient's case within existing research and clinical knowledge.

Although specific findings and conclusions are not available at this stage, our presentation will provide valuable insights into the intricacies of managing gestational weight gain and preeclampsia within the clinical area. Additionally, we will offer nursing implications for caring for patients with these conditions, enriching the understanding of those who attend the Scholar’s Day event.

Presentation format

Poster

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Gestational Weight Gain: Maternal and Fetal Complications of High Body Mass Index

For our Scholar's Day submission, we will be presenting a case study poster presentation focused on a patient's journey within the clinical setting. This patient initially presented with gestational weight gain and later developed preeclampsia. Our case study aims to examine the clinical symptoms exhibited by the patient and compare them with findings from relevant literature.

We will review the patient's clinical records, including medical history, diagnostic tests, and treatment interventions. Additionally, we will review current literature and compare findings with observations from the clinical area to contextualize the patient's case within existing research and clinical knowledge.

Although specific findings and conclusions are not available at this stage, our presentation will provide valuable insights into the intricacies of managing gestational weight gain and preeclampsia within the clinical area. Additionally, we will offer nursing implications for caring for patients with these conditions, enriching the understanding of those who attend the Scholar’s Day event.