Front | What are the signs and symptoms of a mild elevation of intracranial pressure? |
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Back | The signs and symptoms of this are: Increased blood pressure and decreased pulse rate; Pupils that are still reactive; Cheyne-Strokes respirations (respirations that are fast and then become slow, with intervening periods of apnea); Patient initially attempts to localize and remove painful stimuli, followed by withdrawal and extension; [EFFECTS ARE REVERSIBLE WITH PROMPT TREATMENT] |
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