6TH YEAR STATE EXAM WRITTEN STATE-
NEUROLOGY_HEADACHE AND PAIN
• 1
NEU - 2.1
What is the most prevalent type of primary headaches?
A) Tension-type headache
B) migraine without aura
C) cluster headache
D) migraine with aura
A) Tension-type headache
according to epidemiological data
• 2
NEU - 2.2
Characteristic features of migraine, except:
A) pulsating pain
B) mostly unilateral
C) physical activity increases the intensity
D) dizziness
E) duration is 4–72 hours
D) dizziness
,The dissiness is not among the criteria of migraine (not a
characteristic feature of migraine) according to the International
Headache Society
• 3
NEU - 2.3
The average duration of migraine attacks is:
A) less, than 4 hours
B) 0.5-1 day
C) 4 days
D) one week
B) 0.5-1 day
The duration of the migraine is 4-72 hours (International
Headache Society)
• 4
NEU - 2.4
What is the prevalence of migraine in adults?
A) 1–2%
B) 5–7%
C) 8–12%
D) more, than 20%
C) 8–12%
According to epidemiological data
, • 5
NEU - 2.5
Which accompanying sign is not a diagnostic feature of
migraine?
A) nausea, vomiting
B) phonophobia
C) photophobia
D) osmophobia (hypersensitivity to odors)
D) osmophobia (hypersensitivity to odors)
Osmophobia is not a diagnostic feature of migraine
(International Headache Society)
• 6
NEU - 2.6
Which primary headache is more prevalent in males than in
females?
A) migraine with aura
B) migraine without aura
C) tension-type headache
D) cluster headache
D) cluster headache
, According to clinical observations, cluster headache is more
prevalent in males than in females (among the primary
headaches)
• 7
NEU - 2.7
The onset of primary headaches may be, except:
A) in childhood
B) at young age (in the 2–3. decades)
C) in the 4th decade
D) above 60. years
D) above 60. years
Headache that occurs in the 5th decade or later refers to
symptomatic headache.
• 8
NEU - 2.8
Accompanying signs of cluster headache, except:
A) miosis
B) ptosis
C) conjunctival injection
D) paraesthesia on the contralateral side of the headache
E) bradycardia
D) paraesthesia on the contralateral side of the headache
NEUROLOGY_HEADACHE AND PAIN
• 1
NEU - 2.1
What is the most prevalent type of primary headaches?
A) Tension-type headache
B) migraine without aura
C) cluster headache
D) migraine with aura
A) Tension-type headache
according to epidemiological data
• 2
NEU - 2.2
Characteristic features of migraine, except:
A) pulsating pain
B) mostly unilateral
C) physical activity increases the intensity
D) dizziness
E) duration is 4–72 hours
D) dizziness
,The dissiness is not among the criteria of migraine (not a
characteristic feature of migraine) according to the International
Headache Society
• 3
NEU - 2.3
The average duration of migraine attacks is:
A) less, than 4 hours
B) 0.5-1 day
C) 4 days
D) one week
B) 0.5-1 day
The duration of the migraine is 4-72 hours (International
Headache Society)
• 4
NEU - 2.4
What is the prevalence of migraine in adults?
A) 1–2%
B) 5–7%
C) 8–12%
D) more, than 20%
C) 8–12%
According to epidemiological data
, • 5
NEU - 2.5
Which accompanying sign is not a diagnostic feature of
migraine?
A) nausea, vomiting
B) phonophobia
C) photophobia
D) osmophobia (hypersensitivity to odors)
D) osmophobia (hypersensitivity to odors)
Osmophobia is not a diagnostic feature of migraine
(International Headache Society)
• 6
NEU - 2.6
Which primary headache is more prevalent in males than in
females?
A) migraine with aura
B) migraine without aura
C) tension-type headache
D) cluster headache
D) cluster headache
, According to clinical observations, cluster headache is more
prevalent in males than in females (among the primary
headaches)
• 7
NEU - 2.7
The onset of primary headaches may be, except:
A) in childhood
B) at young age (in the 2–3. decades)
C) in the 4th decade
D) above 60. years
D) above 60. years
Headache that occurs in the 5th decade or later refers to
symptomatic headache.
• 8
NEU - 2.8
Accompanying signs of cluster headache, except:
A) miosis
B) ptosis
C) conjunctival injection
D) paraesthesia on the contralateral side of the headache
E) bradycardia
D) paraesthesia on the contralateral side of the headache
