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The nurse knows that hydralazine, while magnesium sulfate will help prevent seizures, will help decrease blood pressure thus?

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Rationale: Hydralazine's vasodilation lowers blood pressure, improving renal perfusion and kidney function, critical in preeclampsia management.

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