Head Pain Flashcards

1
Q

What is the pain pattern of tension HAs?

A

b/l tight/achy pain

radiation from occipital/cervical region

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2
Q

How do you tx a tension HA myofascial pain referral?

A

trigger point injections

manual manipulation

PT

muscle relaxers/NSAIDs

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3
Q

What are the cuases of the following tension HAs:

  1. myofascial
  2. cervical facet
  3. TMJ
A
  1. muscle overuse/injury
  2. degeneration/arthritis, injury, overuse/poor posture
  3. malocclusion, disc displacement/joint degeneration, myalgia
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4
Q

How do you apply the five models to tension HA tx?

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5
Q

What type of HA causes a u/l throbbing, burning pain pattern?

A

migraine

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6
Q

What are the phases of a migraine?

A
  1. Premonitory
  2. Aura
  3. HA
  4. Postdrome
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7
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How do you apply the five models to migraine tx?

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8
Q

What is the most common trigeminal autonomic cephalgia?

A

cluster HA

pain pattern = u/l, brief cycles

tx:

– Oxygen

– Triptans

– Ergotamine

– Intranasal lidocaine

– Prophylaxis verapamil

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9
Q

What is the theory of migraine pathophysiology?

A

inappropriate nocicpetive sensitization of trigeminocervical pain

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10
Q

What are common triggers for migraines?

A

emotional stress

hormones (f>>>m)

irregular sleep

diet

caffeine/alc

changes in weather

dehydration

smells

meds

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