Headache Flashcards

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Migraine with aura- Eti

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  • Triggered by emotional/ phys stress
  • Foods & alcohol
  • Bright lights, noise
  • Menstruation
  • Family hx
  • Neurovascular dysfunction
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Migraine with aura- Sx

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  • Transient visual sx precede pain
  • Photo, phono & osmophobia
  • Builds gradually, lasts hours
  • Visual field defects, hallucinations
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Migraine with aura- Dx

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  • HA lasts 4-72 hrs
  • Has defining characterisits
  • Reversible aura sx
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Migraine with aura- Tx

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  • Analgesics
  • Sumatriptan
  • Avoid precipitating factors
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Migraine without aura- Eti

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  • Triggered by emotional/ phys stress
  • Foods & alcohol
  • Bright lights, noise
  • Menstruation
  • Family hx
  • Neurovascular dysfunction
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Migraine without aura- Sx

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  • Bilateral and perioribital pain
  • No visual disturbances
  • No focal neuro deficits
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Migraine without aura- Dx

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  • 5+ attacks lasting 4-72 hrs
  • Pulsating, moderate to severe pain, aggravated by phys activity
  • Nausea, vomiting
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Migraine without aura- Tx

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  • Analgesics
  • Sumatriptan
  • Avoid precipitating factors
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Cluster HA- Eti

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  • Middle aged men
  • No fam hx
  • Activation of autonomic vascular sx
  • Few days to weeks then ends
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Cluster HA- Sx

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  • Severe unilateral periorbital pain
  • Occurs daily for weeks
  • Ipsilateral congestion, rhinorrhea, redness of eye, lacrimation, Horner syndrome
  • Occur at night, 15min - 3 hrs
  • Restlessness and agitation
  • Precipitated by alcohol, stress, glare, food
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Cluster HA- Tx

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  • Sumatriptan
  • Lidocaine- intranasal
  • High dose steroids 2 weeks
  • High dose O2
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12
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Tension HA- Eti

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  • Exacerbated by stress, fatigue, glare
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Tension HA- Sx

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  • Generalized HA, most intense at neck, back of head
  • Mild to moderate intensity
  • Constant, daily HA
  • Viselike, tight
  • No focal neuro sx
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Tension HA- Dx

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  • Exclude other HA causes
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Tension HA- Tx

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  • Analgesics

- Massage, relaxation, biofeedback

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16
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Postconcussive HA- Eti

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  • Within a day of injury

- Worsens over weeks

17
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Postconcussive HA- Sx

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  • Constant, dull ache
  • Nausea, vomiting, scotomas
  • Dysequilibrium, rotary component
  • Impaired memory, poor concentration
  • Irritability
18
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Postconcussive HA- Tx

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  • Analgesics
  • Should resolve in own
  • Sumatriptan if severe
19
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Mass lesion HA- Eti

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  • Due to all types of intracranial masses

- Displacement of vascular structures

20
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Mass lesion HA- Sx

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  • Nonspecific HA- vary

- Worsen with exertion, postural change

21
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Mass lesion HA- Dx

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CT or MRI

22
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MOH HA- Eti

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  • Rebound HA due to acetaminophen, opioids, aspirin, triptans etc
23
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MOH HA- Sx

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  • HA upon wakening
  • Proceeded by migraine or tension HA
  • Dull, mild to moderate
24
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MOH HA- Dx

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HA > 15 days per month with HA disorder

25
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MOH HA- Tx

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  • Withdrawal offending med, Bridge therapy
26
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Chronic HA Tx

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  • Prevention, avoid triggers

- Analgesics

27
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Chronic HA- definition

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  • 15 days per month
  • 3 + months
  • 4 hrs per day