A 30-year-old woman at 36 weeks' gestation presents with blood pressure 168/112 mm Hg, 3+ proteinuria, headache, and right upper quadrant pain. According to SOGC guidelines, what is the most appropriate management?AOutpatient follow-up in 1 week with repeat blood pressureBStart oral labetalol and continue pregnancy to termCAdmit urgently, control blood pressure, start magnesium sulphate, and plan for delivery after maternal stabilisationDNo need for antihypertensives if the fetus is wellEDelay delivery until 41 weeks to minimise prematurityCheck my answer