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Ms. Martinez, a G1P0 at 35 weeks' gestation, presented to her provider's office yesterday with a new finding of elevated BPs. Today Ms. Martinez arrives to triage with her completed 24-hour urine container. Over the next 4 hours, her BPs range in the 150s-170s mmHg systolic and 100s-110s mmHg diastolic, and she is now complaining of a headache. The 24-hour urine reveals 325 mg protein. Her serum lab work is all within normal limits. Which hypertensive disorder of pregnancy is this patient experiencing?
a) Preeclampsia without severe features
b) Gestational hypertension
c) Preeclampsia with severe features
d) Chronic hypertension

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