H/A Flashcards

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What are primary headaches?

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Headaches not associated with an underlying condition, including tension, migraine, and cluster headaches.

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What are secondary headaches?

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Headaches associated with an underlying local or systemic pathology, such as cerebral hemorrhage, brain tumor infection, or trauma to the head/neck.

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What is trigeminal neuralgia?

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A neuropathic disorder of the 5th cranial nerve, most often affecting the maxillary and/or mandibular branch.

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What does SOCRATES stand for in headache assessment?

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A mnemonic for assessing headache characteristics: Site, Onset, Character, Radiation, Associated symptoms, Timing, Exacerbating/relieving factors.

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What are the red flags in headache assessment?

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SNOOP: Systemic symptoms and signs, New neuro deficits, Onset, Older age of onset, Pattern change.

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What is subarachnoid hemorrhage?

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Bleeding on the surface of the brain, often caused by head trauma or a brain aneurysm.

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What are the symptoms of a brain tumor?

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Symptoms can include nausea, vomiting, progressive limb weakness, visual disturbance, and personality changes.

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What is the typical duration of tension headaches?

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Tension headaches have a gradual onset and last about 30 minutes, often coming on towards the end of the day.

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What are common triggers for migraines?

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Stress, dietary sensitivities, and sleep deprivation/excess.

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What are the symptoms of cluster headaches?

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Severe unilateral pain localized around the eye, associated with ipsilateral autonomic features like watery eyes and runny nose.

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What are the management options for migraines?

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Relaxation techniques, riboflavin, NSAIDs, specific anti-migraine drugs such as triptans, and migraine prophylaxis like propranolol.

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What is cervicogenic headache?

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Described as somatic referred pain from the upper cervical spine, particularly C1-3.

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What are common triggers for trigeminal neuralgia?

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Vibration, skin contact, and oral intake.

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What is the management for cervicogenic headaches?

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Includes medications, addressing biopsychosocial factors, simple manual therapy, and exercises.

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