#1036 Preeclampsia: Professional Development in Pathogenesis, Diagnosis, and High-Risk Pregnancy Management (18.5 Credits/Hours)

(18.5 Credits/Hours)

Launch Date: August 5, 2025
Expires: August 31, 2027

Course Overview

This comprehensive course provides healthcare professionals with essential knowledge about preeclampsia, a serious pregnancy complication affecting both maternal and fetal health. The course covers pathophysiology, risk assessment, clinical management, and prevention strategies to improve outcomes for mothers and babies.

Table of Contents

1. Definition and Classification of Preeclampsia
2. Pathophysiology and Underlying Mechanisms
3. Risk Factors and Population Demographics
4. Clinical Signs and Symptoms Recognition
5. Diagnostic Criteria and Laboratory Testing
6. Maternal Complications and Severe Features
7. Fetal and Neonatal Effects
8. Antepartum Management Strategies
9. Timing and Mode of Delivery Decisions
10. Postpartum Care and Monitoring
11. Prevention Approaches and Long-term Follow-up

Learning Objectives
Upon completing this course, you will be able to:

• Define preeclampsia and distinguish between its various classifications and severity levels
• Explain the underlying pathophysiological processes that lead to preeclampsia development
• Identify key risk factors and high-risk populations for preeclampsia screening
• Recognize early warning signs and symptoms of preeclampsia in clinical practice
• Apply appropriate diagnostic criteria and interpret relevant laboratory findings
• Assess and manage severe features and complications of preeclampsia
• Understand the impact of preeclampsia on fetal development and neonatal outcomes
• Implement evidence-based antepartum management protocols
• Make informed decisions regarding optimal timing and mode of delivery
• Provide appropriate postpartum monitoring and care for affected patients
• Recommend effective prevention strategies and counsel patients on long-term health implications