[Expert Solution]: Your 29-year-old patient is a G3P1

Your 29-year-old patient is a G3P1. They have preeclampsia and are experiencing an eclamptic seizure. You just called for help and moved the patient into the left lateral position. The patient currently has magnesium sulfate infusing. Regarding magnesium administration, what would be your appropriate intervention at this time? Select an answer The magnesium infusion should be stopped and a different anticonvulsant medication should be administered A 4-6 g bolus dose of magnesium should be administered followed by a 2 g maintenance dose A 2-4 g bolus should be administered followed by doubling the current rate of magnesium sulfate The maintenance dose of magnesium sulfate should be increased to 3-4 g an hour