Vital signs, urine analysis, blood tests and ultrasounds were conducted to investigate a patient's condition. Tests included renal and liver function as well as a 24-hour urine creatinine. The conclusion was that eclampsia is a common complication associated with high mortality and morbidity for both mother and baby, so antenatal care needs to be strengthened to detect pre-eclampsia early and prevent eclampsia, and in-hospital management should be optimized to prevent further seizures and complications.

18. INVESTIGATION
• Vital sign
• Urine analysis
• CBC
• Renal function test
• Liver function test
• 24 hour urine creatinine
• Fetal /placental ultrasound

36. Acute respiratory distress syndrome.

37. conclusion
• Eclampsia is a comman complication still
associated with high level of maternal and
perinatel mortality as well as morbidity. ANC
coverage should be strengthened to detect
pre-eclampsia, and prevent eclampsia.
Management in the hospital should be
optimized to prevent recurrent convulsion and
complication after admission.