Maya returns to the clinic today for her 20-week checkup. She complains of ongoing fatigue and back discomfort. States her appetite is increased and she is drinking lots of water each day. Sleeping well at night other than waking 2-3x to urinate and is working full time as a cashier at a local grocery store. She continues to smoke but is trying to cut back to only 3-4 cigarettes per day. Denies drug or alcohol use. Her relationship with the baby's father has ended and she is raising her children on her own without any financial support. Today's Vital Signs: T- 97.7 P- 96 R- 20 BP- 178/110 Wt 238 lbs Medications:Ibuprofen 400mg prn for painPrenatal vitamin 1 daily Physical Exam: 2+ bilateral pedal edemaHeart sounds regular without murmurLung sounds clear to auscultationFundal height 25cmCervical exam: Closed with no effacement Labs:RBC 4.1Hgb 11.4WBC 8,000Platelets 225,000Hgb A1C 8.9 UA: Color: Yellow Clarity: Clear pH: 6.0 WBC: Negative RBC: Negative Glucose: 1+ Protein: 1+ The provider advises Maya that she has Gestational Diabetes and Pre-eclampsia. On what data did the provider base this diagnosis on?Gestational DiabetesPre-eclampsia What risk factors does Maya possess for each of these complications?Gestational DiabetesPre-eclampsia What are the potential complications of each of these diagnoses, both maternal and fetal?Gestational DiabetesPre-eclampsia Maya tells you she knows her blood pressure is elevated, but doesn't understand what pre-eclampsia means. What can you tell her? What treatment plan, both pharmacological and non-pharmacological can Maya expect to be ordered? Be specific. Citations: