<prompt> Treatment of Intracranial tension is following except:I.V. FrusemideI.V. MannitolControlled hyperventilationPositive end pressure ventilation PEEP  <response>: PEEP can increase intracranial tension. to reduce intracranial pressure1 Assessment and management of ABCs airway, breathing, circulation2 Early intubation if; GCS 8, Evidence of herniation, Apnea, Inability to maintain airway3 Mild head elevation of 15-30deg 4 Hyperventilation: Target PaCO2: 30-35 mm Hg suited for acute, sharp increases in ICP or signs of impending herniation5 Mannitol: Initial bolus: 0.25-1 gkg, then 0.25-0.5 gkg, q 2-6 h as per requirement, up to 48 h6 Hypeonic Saline: Preferable in presence of Hypotension,Hypovolemia, Serum osmolality 320 mOsmkg, Renal failure,Dose: 0.1-1 mlkghr infusion, Target Na -145-155 meqL.7 Steroids: Intracranial tumors with perilesional edema, neurocysticerocosis with high lesion load, ADEM,pyomeningitis, TBM, Abscess Acetazolamide: Hydrocephalous, benign intracranial, high altitudeillness8 Adequate sedation and analgesia9 Prevention and treatment of seizures: use Lorazepam or midazolam followed by phenytoin as initial choice.10 Avoid noxious stimuli: use lignocaine prior to ET suctioning 11 Control fever: antipyretics, cooling measures12 Maintenance IV Fluids: Only isotonic or hypeonic fluids Ringer lactate, 0.9 Saline, 5 D in 0.9 NS, No Hypotonic fluids13 Maintain blood sugar: 80-120 mgdL14 Refractory raised ICP: Heavy sedation and paralysis Barbiturate coma Hypothermia Decompressive craniectomy 