Surgery Controlled hyperventilation (induced hypocapnia) is frequently recommended following head trauma. The therapeutic consequences of this therapy include A Reduction of endogenous catecholamines B Reduction of intracellular potassium levels C Increase in cerebrovascular resistance D Induction of compensatory metabolic alkalosis 💡 Explanation Controlled hyperventilation (induced hypocapnia) is frequently recommended following head trauma. The therapeutic consequences of this therapy include ✓ Correct Answer: C. Increase in cerebrovascular resistance