Q. A 28-year-old female presents to the emergency department at 25 weeks gestation with a history of severe headache and vomiting. She has chronic hypertension, but did not receive any antihypertensive treatment during pregnancy. On physical examination, her blood pressure is found to be 170/100 mm Hg and she is noted to have bilateral pitting edema. The fetal heart rate is 150/min. During your initial evaluation, the patient develops a tonic-clonic seizure lasting for about 1 minute, followed by loss of consciousness. During the course of the seizure, the fetal heart rate monitor (FHR) revealed a sudden and sustained drop in the heart rate to 70/min, lasting for approximately 10 minutes. The fetal scalp stimulation test was performed which confirmed fetal scalp pH > 7.25. Repeat FHR monitoring showed a return of FHR to baseline 150/min with a normal pattern. Following completion of her seizure, which of the following is the next best step in the care of this patient?