Triggers
Non-migraine
Migraines
Management
Misc
100

Name 2 triggers

- light

- sounds

- anything else that's right 

100

Which kind is band-like

tension 

100

The headache localizes?

unilaterally

100

Avoid substances 

alcohol, caffeine, tyramine

100

T/F cyclical vomitting and sporadic vomitting are both types of migraines

F

200

What kind of weather commonly triggers?

stormy or changes in barometric

200

a trigger for this kind involves being a male

cluster

200

a popular theory explaining migraines

cortical spreading 

200

Acute therapies include

NSAIDS, serotonin agonists, CGRP antagonists
200

Explain a brainstem aura

formerly known as basilar it involves slurring of speech, vertigo, tinnitus, diplopia, ataxia, syncope

300

T/F exertion can lead to migraines

T

300

Which one produces restlessness?

cluster

300

Name a few substances released by nociceptors

substance p, CGRP, vasoreactive peptides 

300

Explain how to manage stress for this and why it is important?

therapy, meditation, CBT 

300

Medication overuse headache occurs from

 NSAIDs, triptans, etc. 

400
Does lack of sleep or more sleep act as a trigger?

BOTHHHHH

400
Can be triggered by dehydration

tension

400

What type of receptor does the beta-blocker act on for this?

beta-2 

400
Something we drink commonly that can be helpful

caffeine

400

T/F tension type headaches use calcium channel blockers prophlyactically

500

What might be a trigger unique to females?

Menstruation because of hormonal changes

500

Prophylactically this kind of headache uses verapamil or prednisone. ORRR if you don't know that one: which cranial nerve is involved with headaches?

cluster or V

500

Which molecule is associated with auras?

serotonin 

500

How can a patient work on preventing migraines non-pharm?

diary

500

Explain serotonin syndrome 

Leads to tachycardia, tachypnea, hot temperatures, sweating, increased muscle tone and diarrhea

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