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the skin ... loss of integritycan resultin pressure ulceration
tumor and tumor associated edemacausingrise in intracranial pressure
by abnormal resistance of aqueous outflow through the trabecular meshwork ( TM(passive) caused byintraocular pressure ( IOP
impaired outflow of aqueous humor through the trabecular meshwork into the Schlemm canal(passive) is caused byintraocular pressure ( IOP
the flow of aqueous humor against resistance in the outflow system(passive) is caused byIntraocular pressure ( IOP
by abnormal resistance of aqueous outflow through the trabecular meshwork(passive) caused byintraocular pressure ( IOP
by the injection(passive) caused byintravascular pressure
the airplane air system or external air source(passive) set by40psi pressure
impaired outflow of aqueous humor(passive) is caused byintraocular pressure ( IOP
by impaired outflow of aqueous humor ( AH(passive) caused byintraocular pressure ( IOP
by PseudoTumor ( not actual tumor ) or Intracranial Hypertension(passive) caused byintracranial pressure build up
open - angle glaucoma(passive) caused byintraocular pressure ( IOP
Prolonged andmay leadunrelieved pressure
by the buildup of fluid in the eye(passive) caused byIntraocular pressure ( IOP
by a buildup of aqueous humor(passive) caused byintraocular pressure ( IOP
sitting or lying in one position for long periods of time(passive) caused byunrelieved pressure
by a build - up of fluid(passive) caused byintraocular pressure ( IOP
by glaucoma(passive) caused byintraocular pressure ( IOP
The eyes ... factorsinfluenceintraocular pressure ( IOP
these changesinfluenceintraocular pressure ( IOP
No underlyingcausesNeurologic Raised intracranial pressure
the swellingcausesa buildup of intracranial pressure
systemic vascular control(passive) is influenced byIntraocular pressure ( IOP
a Valsalva maneuverinfluencesintraocular pressure ( IOP
causing cerebral spinal fluid ( csf ) to build - upcausesraised intracranial pressure
increased brain volumeleadingto raised intracranial pressure
Hydrocephalus due to obstruction of CSF pathwayscan leadto raised intracranial pressure
a build up of cerebrospinal fluid ( CSFcan leadto raised intracranial pressure
obstruction of CSF flowleadingto raised intracranial pressure
cerebrospinal fluid ( CSFcan leadto raised intracranial pressure
the braineventually causingraised intracranial pressure
patients with mass lesionscausingraised intracranial pressure
Conditionscausingraised intracranial pressure
other conditionscausingraised intracranial pressure
by tumors or other factors(passive) caused byraised intracranial pressure
it to swell ( cerebral oedemaleadsto raised intracranial pressure
Brain toxicity caused by inflammationcan leadto raised intracranial pressure
by hydrocephalus(passive) caused byraised intracranial pressure
hydrocephalus(passive) caused byraised intracranial pressure
no tumorcausingraised intracranial pressure
with 5 piecessetwith 5 pieces
in blisters and surface crackscan resultin blisters and surface cracks
eventually crackingcausingeventually cracking
blisters and eventually crackingcausingblisters and eventually cracking
blisters and eventually crackingcausesblisters and eventually cracking
on the skullcausedon the skull
to cell injury and in some situationsleadsto cell injury and in some situations
to cell injury and in some situations cell deathleadsto cell injury and in some situations cell death
further injurycan causefurther injury
further injury to the braincan causefurther injury to the brain
in optic nerve damage leading to childhood blindnessresultingin optic nerve damage leading to childhood blindness
joints(passive) caused byjoints
in glaucoma or may occasionally damage the optic nervemay resultin glaucoma or may occasionally damage the optic nerve
from the water column above the submerged membraneresultsfrom the water column above the submerged membrane
progressive axonal degeneration and loss of RGCscausesprogressive axonal degeneration and loss of RGCs
to glaucomaleadsto glaucoma
only headache and papilledemausually causingonly headache and papilledema
at 20is setat 20
Pressure injuries ... shear forces and friction resulting in damage of the skin and underlying tissue(passive) are caused byPressure injuries ... shear forces and friction resulting in damage of the skin and underlying tissue
damage to the optic nervecan causedamage to the optic nerve
in damage to underlying tissue.(2resultingin damage to underlying tissue.(2
in damage of underlying tissueresultingin damage of underlying tissue
in damage to the underlying tissueresultingin damage to the underlying tissue
in damage to underlying tissueresultsin damage to underlying tissue
both onset and progression of glaucomacan influenceboth onset and progression of glaucoma
the onset and progression of glaucomainfluencesthe onset and progression of glaucoma
damage to the optic nerve over timecausesdamage to the optic nerve over time
to eventual blindnessleadsto eventual blindness
the underlying tissue(passive) caused bythe underlying tissue
to tissue necrosiscan leadto tissue necrosis
the skin(passive) caused bythe skin
a painful sorecausinga painful sore
Pressure ulcers(passive) caused byPressure ulcers
The sores(passive) are caused byThe sores
wound areas(passive) caused bywound areas
in underlying tissue damageresultingin underlying tissue damage
necrosis of cartilagecausesnecrosis of cartilage
in damage of underlying tissue ( Bergstorm et al . , 1992resultingin damage of underlying tissue ( Bergstorm et al . , 1992
to visual lossmay leadto visual loss
pain , headachecausespain , headache