Headaches Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
Q

Most common HA in general population?

A

Tension Headache

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2
Q

Describe Tension Headache sx

A

Bilateral hand-like vise-like tight pressure from forehead around sides to occiput. Mild to moderate pain. No N/V.

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3
Q

Frequent Tension Headache how many days/mo?

A

1-14d/mo

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4
Q

Tx for all Tension Headache?

A

NSAIDs, ASA, APAP. +/- caffeine.

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5
Q

PPX for Tension Headache?

A

Amitriptyline (TCA)

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6
Q

Any N/V or focal neuro sx in Tension Headache?

A

No

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7
Q

Chronic Tension Headache tx?

A

Topirmate and Gabapentin

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8
Q

What is #1 MC complaint to neurologists?

A

Migraine HA

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9
Q

Which nerve conducts Migraine HA?

A

Trigeminal

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10
Q

When do Migraine HA begin and peak?

A

Begin in adolescents, peak at middle age

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11
Q

Pain and neuro deficits in Migraine HA?

A

Yes. Severe HA, focal neuro sx (aura in 1/3)

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12
Q

1st line tx Migraine HA without nausea of vomiting?

A

NSAIDs, APAP

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13
Q

When Tripans used to ppx Migraine HA?

A

If no response to single or combo analgesics

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14
Q

How many Migraine HA per month to warrant prevention therapy?

A

3-4/mo

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15
Q

Which triptain good for Migraine HA abortive?

A

Frovatriptin

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16
Q

Beta blocker and what age in Migraine HA?

A

> 60 don’t use

17
Q

PPX in Migraine HA?

A

Beta blockers, CCBs, TCAs, anticonvulsants

18
Q

Cluster HA etiology?

A

Trigeminal autonomic cephalagia

19
Q

When Cluster HA chronic?

A

≥15day/mo for 3+ mo

20
Q

Where pain in Cluster HA?

A

Unilateral Orbital/supraorbital or temporal sharp/lancinating pain

21
Q

Neuro sx in Cluster HA?

A

Ipsilateral ptosis, miosis, anhydrosis, nasal congestion/rhinorrhea, conjunctival injection, lacrimation

22
Q

Tx for Cluster HA?

A

NRB 100% O2 12-15LPM for 15-20min. Sumatriptan helps during attack.

23
Q

Cluster HA ppx?

24
Q

Define Secondary HA

A

Head pain d/t underlying neuro issue.

25
When to suspect Secondary HA?
Abrupt, worst, or progression of severity
26
Three types of Primary HA?
Migraine, tention, cluster/reoubt.
27
Primary HA etiology?
Idiopathic.
28
MC HA in women?
Tension/migraine.
29
Pseudotumor Cerebri type of HA?
Secondary
30
Sx of Pseudotumor Cerebri?
N/V, pulsatile tinnitus, visual changes
31
Pappiledema with which HA?
Pseudotumor Cerebri
32
LP shows what in Pseudotumor Cerebri?
CSF is normal, increased opening pressure.
33
CN6 palsy in which HA?
Pseudotumor Cerebri