Term
primary types of headaches
-what are they?
-what does it mean? |
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Definition
not caused by another disease
-Migraine
-Tension
-Cluster |
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Term
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Definition
SNOOP
-Systemic signs
-Neurological exam
-Onset time/ acute ?
-Onset less than 5 older than 50
-Progressive |
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Term
Tension-type headaches
-prevalence and causess |
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Definition
-The most common type of primary headache
1 Stress
2 Psychogenic factors
3 Hunger
4 Eye Strain
5 Smoking
6 Alcohol |
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Term
Tension-type headaches
treatments |
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Definition
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Term
Migraine
associated symptoms |
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Definition
| Usually associated with nausea ,vomiting |
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Term
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Definition
-Meds – Botox, herbal therapy,
-Therapy acupuncture
-Stress reduction
-Biofeedback |
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Term
Cluster headaches
-what are they? |
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Definition
| -Relatively short but severe pain that occur daily for days ,weeks or months at a time |
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Term
cluster headache
nerve invlovlement |
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Definition
| Trigeminal nerve involvement |
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Term
cluster headache
-symptoms and accompaniment |
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Definition
Severe pain on ONE SIDE of the head usually AROUND THE EYE
-accompanied with
Eye watering
Nasal congestion
Swelling around eye |
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Term
SECONDARY HEADACHES
-aka
-description |
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Definition
-aka Cervicogenic Headaches
-Pain is localized to the neck and occipital regions
-may project to the forehead, orbital region, temples, or ears |
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Term
SECONDARY HEADACHES
-aggravator |
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Definition
| special neck movements or sustained neck |
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Term
SECONDARY HEADACHES
-postural treatments |
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Definition
-Stretching
-Posture
-Traction
-Education
-Stress Relief
-Biofeedback
-Modalities
-Manual therapy |
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Term
| acute Posttraumatic headache syndromes |
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Definition
a secondary headache
--When the headache develops within 7 days of the trauma and resolves within 3 months |
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Term
| chronic posttraumatic headache syndromes |
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Definition
| headache can begin weeks or months after the trauma and can persist for years |
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Term
| Medication overuse headaches |
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Definition
| -It appears that all drugs used for the treatment of headache may lead to chronic headache - AVOID OVERUSE |
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Term
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Definition
often related to other age-related disorders
-Increased use of nitrates for control of angina
-Hypertension and atherosclerotic and hemorrhagic cerebrovascular disease
-Diseases of the aged such as chronic obstructive lung disease
-The hypercalcemia related to malignancy and chronic renal failure
-Parkinson’s disease
-Intracranial disease, tumors, and subdural hematomas
-Cervical spondylosis and TMJ
-Depression |
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