### condition | illness:

Terminal illness
* affects every member of the family.
* can strike anyone, young or old.
* compromises physical needs and frustrates personal needs.
* encourages a path of self-development for the dying, their family and carers alike.
* is an emotionally grueling experience both for patients and family members
  - difficult for the ill member and the family
* suggests the patient has a prognosis measured in weeks and months.

### condition | illness | toxaemia:

Eclampsia
* can permanently damage vital organs, including the brain, liver and kidneys.
* causes nervousness, whimpering, unsteady gait, and spasms
  - the animal to have rigid muscles which is called tetany
* complication of severe preeclampsia that involves seizures.
* condition caused by pregnancy.
* hypertensive emergency and has several serious complications.
* is an acute episode of hypocalcaemia which is occasionally seen in lactating bitches
  - one of the major causes of death and disability in pregnant women
* is seizure activity in a patient with the presentation described above
  - or coma or both in a patient with pre-eclampsia
  - treated by delivering the baby
* leads to convulsions and causes a variety of birth complications.
* pregnancy-related pathology characterised by an epileptic crisis.
* produces soaring blood pressure, leading to seizures , coma , or even death.
* rare condition.
* refers to seizures or convulsions in a woman with pre-eclampsia.
+ Hypertension, Signs and symptoms, In pregnancy: Diseases and disorders of the cardiovascular system
  * Most women with hypertension in pregnancy have preexisting primary hypertension. High blood pressure in pregnancy may be the first sign of pre-eclampsia, a serious condition of the second half of pregnancy, and in the few weeks after delivery. A diagnosis of pre-eclampsia includes increased blood pressure and the presence of protein in the urine. Pre-eclampsia also doubles the risk of death of the baby. Eclampsia is a hypertensive emergency and has several serious complications.

### condition | illness | toxaemia | eclampsia:

Pre eclampsia
* can affect the development when the placenta gets severely scarred.
* is categorized as either mild or severe.

### condition | illness | toxaemia:

Preeclampsia
* affects the placenta, and it can affect the mother's kidney, liver, and brain.
* can range from mild to severe, and is treatable.
* condition that generally begins sometime after the twentieth week of pregnancy.
* dangerous condition for both mother and unborn child.
* disease of pregnancy that is only cured by delivery
  - which strikes mothers during pregnancy
* has no known cure.
* is associated with reduced serum levels of placenta growth factor
  - characterized by high blood pressure, swelling, and protein found in the urine
  - divided into mild and severe forms
  - high blood pressure during pregnancy
  - one of the leading causes of premature birth
  - still one of the leading causes of maternal mortality
  - toxemia without the presence of seizures
* limits blood flow to the placenta and the fetus.
* multisystemic disorder of unknown etiology.
* occurs without warning in up to five percent of all pregnant women.
* often recurs in later pregnancies.
* precursor to eclampsia, a potentially fatal complication of pregnancy.
* pregnancy-specific multisystem disorder of unknown etiology.
* puts unborn children and their mothers at risk.
* serious condition, and the only effective treatment is delivery of the infant.
* significant problem especially when it forces delivery of a premature fetus.
* syndrome that is poorly understood.
* temporarily affects blood vessels the same way that heart disease does.