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What is the second leading cause of disability?
What is the second leading cause of disability?
- Tension headache
- Cluster headache
- Migraine without aura
- Migraine with aura (correct)
How many attacks are required for diagnosing Migraine with Aura?
How many attacks are required for diagnosing Migraine with Aura?
- At least 5 attacks
- At least 2 attacks (correct)
- At least 3 attacks
- At least 1 attack
What is a characteristic of Typical Aura?
What is a characteristic of Typical Aura?
- Can occur before or with the migraine but shouldn’t last longer than 60 minutes (correct)
- Always occurs after the migraine starts
- Lasts for several hours
- Is not associated with any specific symptoms
What are the common noxious chemicals released in Migraine?
What are the common noxious chemicals released in Migraine?
What is the prevalence ratio of migraines between females and males?
What is the prevalence ratio of migraines between females and males?
What is the primary characteristic of a tension headache?
What is the primary characteristic of a tension headache?
What is the key factor that determines the frequency and severity of migraines?
What is the key factor that determines the frequency and severity of migraines?
Which type of headache is often associated with known causes such as head trauma or stroke?
Which type of headache is often associated with known causes such as head trauma or stroke?
What is the prevalence ratio of migraines between females and males?
What is the prevalence ratio of migraines between females and males?
What are the common symptoms used for diagnosing Migraine without Aura?
What are the common symptoms used for diagnosing Migraine without Aura?
What is a possible cause of Migraine according to the text?
What is a possible cause of Migraine according to the text?
What is the impact of headaches on family relationships according to the text?
What is the impact of headaches on family relationships according to the text?
How many attacks are required for diagnosing Migraine with Aura?
How many attacks are required for diagnosing Migraine with Aura?
Which type of aura is characterized by numbness and pins and needles in some people?
Which type of aura is characterized by numbness and pins and needles in some people?
What percentage of people experience reversible focal neurologic disruption during a migraine?
What percentage of people experience reversible focal neurologic disruption during a migraine?
What is the recommended maximum monthly dosage of caffeine for migraine sufferers?
What is the recommended maximum monthly dosage of caffeine for migraine sufferers?
Which neurotransmitter plays a key role in the mechanism of migraine formation?
Which neurotransmitter plays a key role in the mechanism of migraine formation?
What is the main mechanism of action of 5HT Receptor Agonists (triptans) in the acute treatment of migraines?
What is the main mechanism of action of 5HT Receptor Agonists (triptans) in the acute treatment of migraines?
What is the duration range for the headache associated with migraines?
What is the duration range for the headache associated with migraines?
How many individual aura symptoms need to occur in succession to meet the diagnostic criteria for Migraine with Aura?
How many individual aura symptoms need to occur in succession to meet the diagnostic criteria for Migraine with Aura?
What type of psychological symptom can occur as part of premonitory signs before a migraine?
What type of psychological symptom can occur as part of premonitory signs before a migraine?
What should be limited to 2-3 times per week in abortive treatments for migraines?
What should be limited to 2-3 times per week in abortive treatments for migraines?
What is recommended regarding the sleep pattern for migraine management?
What is recommended regarding the sleep pattern for migraine management?
What is the duration range for a migraine headache?
What is the duration range for a migraine headache?
Which type of symptom occurs in about 25% of people before a migraine, involving reversible focal neurologic disruption?
Which type of symptom occurs in about 25% of people before a migraine, involving reversible focal neurologic disruption?
What is a common physiological trigger for migraines according to the text?
What is a common physiological trigger for migraines according to the text?
What is a characteristic of premonitory signs before a migraine?
What is a characteristic of premonitory signs before a migraine?
What is the recommended maximum monthly dosage of caffeine for migraine sufferers?
What is the recommended maximum monthly dosage of caffeine for migraine sufferers?
Which neurotransmitter plays a key role in the mechanism of migraine formation?
Which neurotransmitter plays a key role in the mechanism of migraine formation?
What is the primary characteristic of a tension headache?
What is the primary characteristic of a tension headache?
What is the main mechanism of action of 5HT Receptor Agonists (triptans) in the acute treatment of migraines?
What is the main mechanism of action of 5HT Receptor Agonists (triptans) in the acute treatment of migraines?
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What should be limited to 2-3 times per week in abortive treatments for migraines?
What should be limited to 2-3 times per week in abortive treatments for migraines?
What is a possible cause of Migraine according to the text?
What is a possible cause of Migraine according to the text?
What is recommended regarding the sleep pattern for migraine management?
What is recommended regarding the sleep pattern for migraine management?
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