Explain how each symptom or sign is related to increased

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Examination indicates papilledema in the right eye, a subdural hematoma in the temporal region, loss of consciousness and decreased responsiveness to painful stimuli. Explain how each symptom or sign is related to increased intracranial pressure.

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