FOR 1 Serving. Fill a cocktail shaker with ice then add vodka, triple sec, cranberry juice and lime juice. (We like the extra bite of extra lime juice, so we use 1/2 an ounce in our cosmopolitan cocktails. However, use what is best for your taste).
Diagnostic Tests for Increased intraocular pressure. These home medical tests may be relevant to Increased intraocular pressure causes: Vision & Eye Health: Home Testing:
Decreased PCO2 causes cerebral vasoconstriction thereby decreasing cerebral blood flow and decreasing intracranial pressure. Ideal PCO2 levels to treat increased intracranial pressure are 30 to 35. Levels < 30 cause excessive vasoconstriction and secondary ischemia and should not be used. Continuous ETCO2 monitoring is helpful. Abrupt cessation of hyperventilation may cause rebound cerebral vasodilitation and increased intracranial pressure.