Galen NUR
242 Exam 4 -
Neuro
, What is included in the central nervous system? - CORRECT ANSWERS-brain and
spinal cord
What is included in the peripheral nervous system? - CORRECT ANSWERS-cranial
nerves, spinal nerves, ganglia
What does the peripheral nervouse system act as? - CORRECT ANSWERS-relay
station
What three types of headaches impact quality of life? - CORRECT ANSWERS-
migraine, tension, cluster
What is the pain assessment guideline for migraine headaches? - CORRECT
ANSWERS-P - provoking (what triggers)
Q - quality (is it pulsating or throbbing)
R - radiation (is it unilateral and supra retro orbital)
S - severity (where is it on pain scale)
T - time (typically 4-72 hours)
What factors make migraines worse? - CORRECT ANSWERS-light, sound, movement
Pathophysiology of migraine - CORRECT ANSWERS-most popular theory is that
extracranial arteries expand and irritate nerves due to vasodilation
Why are migraines a problem? - CORRECT ANSWERS-productivity, sick days, quality
of life
Migraine triggers - CORRECT ANSWERS-chocolate, red wine, hard cheeses,
monosodium glutamate, hormonal changes, exertion, fatigue, and stress
manifestation of migraine - CORRECT ANSWERS-Aura (20% of cases), steady
throbbing pain, unilateral, sensitive to light, sound, odors
What does POUND stand for as it relates to migraines - CORRECT ANSWERS-
Pulsatile
One day
Unilateral
Nausea/vomitting
Disabiling
What are the abortive therapies for migraines? - CORRECT ANSWERS-Fioricet,
NSAIDS, Triptans and ergotamines
242 Exam 4 -
Neuro
, What is included in the central nervous system? - CORRECT ANSWERS-brain and
spinal cord
What is included in the peripheral nervous system? - CORRECT ANSWERS-cranial
nerves, spinal nerves, ganglia
What does the peripheral nervouse system act as? - CORRECT ANSWERS-relay
station
What three types of headaches impact quality of life? - CORRECT ANSWERS-
migraine, tension, cluster
What is the pain assessment guideline for migraine headaches? - CORRECT
ANSWERS-P - provoking (what triggers)
Q - quality (is it pulsating or throbbing)
R - radiation (is it unilateral and supra retro orbital)
S - severity (where is it on pain scale)
T - time (typically 4-72 hours)
What factors make migraines worse? - CORRECT ANSWERS-light, sound, movement
Pathophysiology of migraine - CORRECT ANSWERS-most popular theory is that
extracranial arteries expand and irritate nerves due to vasodilation
Why are migraines a problem? - CORRECT ANSWERS-productivity, sick days, quality
of life
Migraine triggers - CORRECT ANSWERS-chocolate, red wine, hard cheeses,
monosodium glutamate, hormonal changes, exertion, fatigue, and stress
manifestation of migraine - CORRECT ANSWERS-Aura (20% of cases), steady
throbbing pain, unilateral, sensitive to light, sound, odors
What does POUND stand for as it relates to migraines - CORRECT ANSWERS-
Pulsatile
One day
Unilateral
Nausea/vomitting
Disabiling
What are the abortive therapies for migraines? - CORRECT ANSWERS-Fioricet,
NSAIDS, Triptans and ergotamines