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| Most accurate route for temp > 100.4 F |
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| Location of Tension-Type Headache |
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| Bilateral, over the top of head, extending to base of skull |
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| Location of Migraine Headache |
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| Location of Sinus Headache |
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| Face,forehead, or periorbital area |
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| Nature of Tension-Type Headache |
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| Varies from diffuse ache to tight, pressing, constricting pain |
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| Nature of Migraine Headache |
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| Throbbing, may be preceded by an aura |
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| Nature of a Sinus Headache |
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| Pressure behind eyes or face, dull, bilateral pain, worse in the morning |
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| Onset of tension-type headache |
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| Onset of migraine headache |
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| Simultaneous with symptoms, including purulent nasal discharge |
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| Duration of Tension-Type Headaches |
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| Duration of Migraine Headaches |
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| Duration of Sinus Headache |
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| Days (resolves with symptoms) |
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| Injury to muscle or tendon --> overextension/stretching/tearing |
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| muscle brusing --> caused by blunt trauma |
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| Delayed-onset Muscle soreness |
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| beings >8 hours after repeated, unaccustomed eccentric muscle contraction, usually peaks at 24-48 hours -->can last for days |
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| involuntary muscle contraction |
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| Tendon inflammation --> from acute injury or chronic overuse |
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| Inflammation of bursa, generally results from an acute injury to the joint or over-repetitive joint action, worsen by any movement of the structure adjacent to the bursa |
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| injury to a ligament from joint overextension, caused by stretching or tearing of a ligament (inversion of an ankle, tearing of anterior cruciate ligament of the knee) |
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| Characterized by gradual softening and destruction of cartilage between bones, often referred to as "degenerative joint disease" |
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| Effect of alcohol + NSAIDs |
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| increased risk of GI bleeding |
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| Effect of aspirin + NSAIDs |
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| decreased antiplatelet effect of aspiring |
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| increased risk of GI or esophageal ulceration |
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| Increased risk of bleeding |
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| displacement from protein-binding sites |
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| Increased risk of hepatotoxicity |
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| Increased risk of bleeding |
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| Common side effects of NSAIDs |
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| dyspepsia, heart burn, nausea, anorexia, epigastric pain |
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| Uncommon, serious side effects of NSAIDs |
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| GI ulcerations, Perforation, Bleeding |
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| allergic reactions, breathing problems, sore throat with fever, headache, rash, nausea, or vomiting, trouble passing urine or change in the amount of urine, unusual bleeding or bruising, unusually weak or tired, yellowing of the eyes or skin |
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| Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation |
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| Alternative for patients who develop pain of a noninflammatory nature |
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