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OA to Head Pain (w/ TMJ) Flashcards

1
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Primary cause of headaches DDx:

A

tension type headache (>80%)
Migraine (12-16%)
Medication overuse (~3%)
Cluster headache/trigeminal cephalgias (~0.1%)- RARE

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frequent subtype of tension headache (part of tension-type):

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<15 days/month

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chronic subtype of tension headache (part of tension-type):

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> 15 days/month

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Secondary causes of headache:

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SAH, stroke, temporal arthritis, neoplasm, meningitis, encephalitis, acute angle glaucoma, HTN urgency/emergency, preeclampsia

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5
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Worst headache of their life from___

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SAH

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6
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cause of new onset focal neurologic weakness w/ HA

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stroke

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cause of onset HAs @ >50 y/o

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temporal arthritis, neoplasm

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cause of associated system symptoms with headache

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meningitis, encephalitis

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cause of acute eye pain w/ headache

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acute angle glaucoma

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10
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cause of HA w/ High BP

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hypertensive emergency/urgency, preeclampsia

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if a pt presents with a secondary cause of HA, what should you do?

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SEND THEM TO EMERGENCY ROOM

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12
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What is impt in the history of a person presenting w/ HA?

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pain pattern: location- unilateral vs. bilat? radiation; characteristic- type of pain; photosensitivity? aura?tearing? is it same time everyday?

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What is the pain pattern of tension type headaches?

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bilateral tight/achy pain (tenderness, radiation from occipital/cervical region); usually no assoc symptoms

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What is the treatment of tension type headaches from myofascial pain referral?

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conservative therapy:

  • manual manipulation (ischemic compression)
  • PT
  • spray and stretch (lengthen muscle + cold analgesic topical spary)
  • dry needling

trigger point injections: lidocaine + steroid

pharmacology: muscle relaxers, NSAIDS

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common causes of tension type headache (general):

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  • myofascial pain referral
  • cervical facet referral
  • temporal mandibular joint (TMJ) dysfunction

note: etiology isnt clear

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treatment for cervical facet referral

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RICE; rest

conservative: manual meds, physical therapy
pharm: NSAIDs, oral steroids
injection: lidocation + steroid guided by fluoroscopy; radio-frequency ablation- burn out nerve innervation of facet (more aggressive)

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17
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primary cause of TMJ:

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malocclusion (teeth lining up problem)

disc displacement/joint degeneration

myalgia

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18
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what generates most of the pain in TMJ?

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muscles (extra-articular: pterygoid, temporalis, masseter)

other: intra-articular = tmj joint

19
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assoc syx with TMJ

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decreased ROM of jaw, clicking, crepitus of joint, pain w/ opening/closing/chewing

20
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treatment of TMJ tension type HA

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TMJ specific: bite splint, biofeedback (CBT), passive stretching

conservative: manual medicine, PT
pharm: NSAIDs, muscle relaxants

joint or trigger point injection

surgery= generally CONTRAINDICATED!

21
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5 models of treatment to tension type headaches - Biomechanical

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consider risk/benefit!!!

conservative: splint, stretching, spray and stretch, dry needling; omt/pt

injections/radiofrequency ablation

22
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5 models of treatment of tension type headaches- metabolic

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pharmacology (inflammatory)–> nsaids, steroids

23
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5 models of treatment of tension type headaches- neurologic

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pharm: muscle relaxants

prevantative = SSRIs, tricyclics

24
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5 models of treatment of tension type headaches- behavioral** HY

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RICE, prevent overuse, biofeedback (CBT), SMOKING CESSATION (nicotine correlated to #HA days)**

25
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What is the pain pattern for migraines?

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unilateral throbbing burning pain (initially but may shift); has multiple phases

26
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Assoc symptoms with migraines+ whats most impt?

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aura
nausea (most predictive)
photophobia
phonophobia

27
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Phases of migraines:

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premonitory–> aura–> HA–> postdrome

28
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Common migraine triggers:

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emotional stress (80%)
hormones (65%; female: male 3:1)
irregular sleep (50%)
diet (50%)
caffeine + alcohol
changes in weather
dehydration
smells
medications
29
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basic migraine pathophysiology

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has to do with wave of depolarization–> neuro depression

there is a genetic influence to headaches

as depolarizes–> nociception and SENSITIZATION (decreasing pain threshold) of trigeminocervical pain

30
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migraine 5 model treatment- biomechanical:

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manipulation (decreases number of migraine days) + acupuncture (evidence of some prophylaxis)

31
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migraine 5 model treatment- respiratory circulatory:

A

stay hydrated

32
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migraine 5 model treatment- metabolic:

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dont skip meals

33
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migraine 5 model treatment- neurologic:

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abortive: triptans, ergots
prophylaxis: propranolol, amitryptiline, topiramate
anti seizure meds

34
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migraine 5 model treatment- behavioral***:

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mindfulness/meditation; yoga/tai chi; biofeedback

AVOID TRIGGERS

35
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chronic pain medication use

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> 15 days/ months for 3 months

36
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medication overuse/rebound associated symptoms:

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HA recurring around same time every day and are always relieved with taking meds

37
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treatment for medication overuse/rebound treatment:

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education

***STOP OFFENDING MEDICATION (can bridge w/ different med)

38
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the most common of the trigeminal autonomic cephalgias =

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cluster headache

39
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pain pattern of a cluster headache

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unilateral; brief cycles (almost like bursts); same time everyday

assoc symptoms= AUTONOMIC (sweating, yelling, tearing, stuffy/runny nose; redness)

TREAT W/ OXYGEN!

40
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treatment for cluster HAs

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oxygen!! (+ others but this most impt)

41
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5 model approach to head pain- biomechanics

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KNOW specific modalities for specific etiologies of head pain

KNOW which headaches respond to conservative modalities (OMM,PT)

42
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5 model approach to head pain- neuro

A

general abortive + prophylactic treatments

43
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5 model approach to head pain- behavioral

A

known common triggers + behavior modifications; know behavior interventions that decrease number of HA days

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