Callista Roy’s theory	Imogene King’s theory	Common forces oriented for the management of pre-eclampsia
It facilitates the nurse in understanding the patient according to his condition	It guides the professional mainly in decision-making. She guides professionals to respect the protocol for the management of pre-eclampsia and eclampsia	Both theories guide and direct professionals in the organization and application of patient care
It allows nurses to develop more skills to manage pre-eclampsia and its complications	It allows professionals to perform their role with precision	Both theories enable quality nursing care
It adapts nursing care according to the patient’s condition	It guides practitioners in providing nursing care aimed at improving the patient’s condition	The two theories guide and direct professionals in improving the vital prognosis
It helps providers meet screening steps for pre-eclampsia and its complications	It guides providers in the diagnosis of pre-eclampsia and its complications	Both theories guide practitioners in decision-making
It adapts conventional media for gesture notification	I allows the notification of screening gestures (result of proteinuria, state of consciousness, geostationary age in amenorrhea weeks, fetal heartbeat)	Both theories guide and direct healthcare professionals in the diagnosis of pre-eclampsia and its complications
It helps practitioners make follow-up visits to patient with pre-eclampsia to prevent progression to eclampsia	It guides nurses in monitoring pre-eclampsia	Both theories guide nurses in the prevention of complications (eclampsia)
It guides professionals to respect the management protocol for pre-eclampsia and eclampsia	It helps the nurses to act according to the instructions of the protocol for the management of pre-eclampsia and eclampsia	Both theories guide nurses in the prevention of complications (eclampsia)