Headaches

Question 1

What type of headache is the only Bilaterally Presenting Headache?

Answer 1

Tension Type

Question 2

Migraines have what type of pain distribution?

Answer 2

Unilateral Pain

Question 3

Cervicogenic Headaches have what type of pain distribution?

Answer 3

Unilateral Pain, interrelated cervical pain on ipsi side

Question 4

Cluster Type Headaches have what type of pain distribution?

Answer 4

• Unilateral
• Orbital
• Supraorbital
• Temporal

(Or a Combination of these sites)

Question 5

Cervicogenic Headaches typically are aggravated with what motions?

Answer 5

Symptoms Aggravated By:

• Movements or Sustained Postures of the Cervical Spine/Neck

Question 6

(+) Special Tests for Cervicogenic Headaches?

Answer 6

(+) Cervical Flexion Rotation Test

Question 7

Pain Description of Cluster Type Headaches?

Answer 7

• Sharp
• Throbbing
• Boring

Question 8

Non pain symptoms associated with Cluster Type Headaches?

Answer 8

Autonomic Symptoms

Question 9

Quality of Pain associated with Migraines?

Answer 9

• Moderate or Severe Intensity
• Pulsating Quality

Question 10

Associated signs and Symptoms of Migraines?

Answer 10

• Aura
• Nausea
• Photophobia
• Phonophobia

Question 11

Duration of Symptoms: Cluster

Answer 11

15 minutes - 3 hours

Question 12

Duration of Symptoms: Migraine

Answer 12

4 - 72 hours

Question 13

Tension type headache symptom quality?

Answer 13

Pressing - Tightening Quality