Migraine Quiz

What is a migraine?

• A type of headache that is mild and occurs once

• A type of headache that recurs and can cause other symptoms like throbbing pain and sensitivity to light, noise, or smells

• A muscle pain that occurs in the head

• A permanent condition that affects vision

What can trigger migraines?

• Drinking plenty of water

• Regular sleep patterns

• Stress and changes in hormone levels

• Listening to calming music

What are some of the common symptoms that occur before a migraine headache known as?

• Auras

• Premonitions

• Hallucinations

• Illusions

Which of the following is NOT a symptom of an aura?

• Seeing spots or colored balls

• Smelling a certain odor

• Feeling tingling in a part of the face

• A sudden increase in energy

What is the likelihood of getting migraines if a parent also gets migraines?

• Less likely than someone without a family history

• More likely than someone without a family history

• Unaffected by family history

• Only possible if both parents have migraines

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How long do most migraines last?

• Less than 30 minutes

• 30 minutes to several hours

• Exactly 24 hours

• More than a couple of days

What might a doctor ask a patient to keep to help figure out what triggers their migraines?

• A sleep diary

• An exercise log

• A headache diary

• A food recipe book

Which of the following may be ordered by doctors to diagnose migraines?

• Blood tests or imaging tests

• Fitness tests

• Allergy tests

• Vision tests

What is biofeedback used for in the treatment of migraines?

• To improve vision

• To help a person relax and reduce tension and pain

• To increase muscle strength

• To monitor blood sugar levels

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a way to prevent migraines?

• Cutting back on caffeine

• Regular exercise

• Avoiding computer use for long periods

• Taking frequent naps