DISEASES
SYMPTOMS
PHARMACOLOGICAL MANAGEMENT
HEADACHES
SYMPTOMS HEADACHE
100

> Affects myelin and nerve fibers of the brain and spinal cord.

> Chronic disease characterized by demyelination.  


Multiple Sclerosis

100

•resting tremors

•rigidity

•bradykinesia

Parkinson's disease

100

Medication management for Alzheimer's disease (classification)

•cholinesterase inhibitors

•monoclonal antibodies

•NMDA receptor antagonists

100

Women are at risk with this type of headache, puberty, PMS, birth control pills, smoking, obesity, high intake of tyramine rich foods 

Migraine

100

Throbbing at AM, pounding, pulsating

severe/ moderate with nausea and vomiting

unilateral pain

pain starts in the morning

Migraine

200

—Type of MS:

  >may be mild to moderate

—>Sx develop & resolve over weeks to months

—>patient returns to baseline until a relapse

Relapsing Remitting 

200

Deep brain stimulation 

Management for Parkinson's Disease

200

Medications to treat cluster headache. 

Triptans 

Lifestyle modifocations

200

A type of headache that has no pathological cause. 

Primary

200

Pressure, tight

Mild/moderate in the evening

Bilateral forehead/ temples

Tension Headache

300

Type of MS:

—>frequent lapses with partial recovery

—> patient does not return to baseline, but continues to deteriorate over several years

Progressive Relapsing MS

300

•mild memory loss

•short attention span

•difficulty planning  & organizing

•subtle changes in personality

•problems w/ judgment

•decreased knowledge of                           current events

Mild early-stage Alzheimer's disease 

300

preventative management for cluster headache 

- CCB, no alcohol, no smoking, sleep 

300

A type of headache that has a pathological cause. 

Secondary 

300

Phono and photosensitivity

Migraine Headache 

400

•Movement is accomplished by coordination of cerebral cortex, basal ganglia, and cerebellum

Parkinson's Disease

400

•severe impairment of all cognitive functions

•confusion/disorientation

•depressed / agitated / withdrawn / frustrated

•loss of self-care ability

•speech and language deficits

Moderate- middle stage 

400

Nursing intervention for cluster headache to relief pain (non- pharma)

>movement

> pacing

>o2 therapy

400

This type of headache occurs rarely. 

Cluster headache 

400
Vision (ptosis "droopy")

Excessive tearing

Cluster Headache 

500

>Neurotransmitters  are involved in Parkinson's Disease

acetylcholine and dopamine

500

•lose the ability to respond to the environment

•speaking in single words or short phrases; may be non-verbal

•need extensive assistance  w/ ADLs

•vulnerable to infections – especially pneumonia

Severe-late stage

500
Pharmacological management for tension headache 

> Tylenol

>NSAIDS 

500

This type of headache are common.

Tension 

500

No visual disturbances 

no photosensitivity

Tension headache