A nurse is admitting a client who is at 33 weeks of gestation and has preeclampsia with severe features.Which of the following actions should the nurse take?

Choice A rationaleRestricting protein intake can worsen outcomes in preeclampsia by increasing protein catabolism. Normal protein intake (50–100 g/day) is encouraged to meet the nutritional needs of mother and fetus.Choice B rationaleSeizure precautions are necessary in preeclampsia due to the risk of eclampsia from uncontrolled blood pressure. Measures include bedrails padding and medication administration to reduce seizure occurrences.Choice C rationaleAmbulation may exacerbate complications in severe preeclampsia due to elevated blood pressure and increased vascular resistance. Rest and activity restriction better manage symptoms and prevent worsening.Choice D rationaleFluid administration at high rates can worsen edema in preeclampsia. Controlled fluid management balances volume without exacerbating hypertension or causing pulmonary edema. .