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Migraine Headaches Quiz

Total questions: 99

Worksheet time: 50mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the main focus of the systematic review and meta-analysis discussed in the document?

a)

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Migraine Headache

b)

Treatment of diabetes with medication

c)

Surgical interventions for chronic pain

d)

Nutritional therapy for obesity

2.

Which of the following is NOT a typical symptom associated with migraine headaches as mentioned in the document?

a)

Nausea

b)

Photophobia

c)

Joint pain

d)

Phonophobia

3.

According to the document, what is the estimated prevalence of migraine in the population?

a)

15–18%

b)

1–5%

c)

25–30%

d)

40–50%

4.

Which gender is more likely to experience migraines, based on the information provided?

a)

Women

b)

Men

c)

Both equally

d)

Children only

5.

What is the primary outcome measured in the studies included in the review?

a)

Frequency of migraines and the intensity of migraines

b)

Blood pressure levels

c)

Cholesterol levels

d)

Weight loss

6.

Which assessment tools were used to measure the impact of migraines in the studies?

a)

Visual Analog Scale (VAS), Migraine Disability Assessment (MIDAS), and Headache Impact Test (HIT-6)

b)

Body Mass Index (BMI) and Blood Sugar Test

c)

Electrocardiogram (ECG) and MRI

d)

Sleep Quality Index and Lung Function Test

7.

What was a significant finding regarding headache frequency and MIDAS scores in the meta-analysis?

a)

They were statistically significantly reduced

b)

They increased significantly

c)

They remained unchanged

d)

They were not measured

8.

Which of the following is a potential adverse effect reported in the subgroup analysis of CBT for migraine?

a)

Worsening of migraine intensity and frequency

b)

Improved memory

c)

Increased appetite

d)

Weight gain

9.

How many randomized controlled trials (RCTs) were included in the systematic review?

a)

11

b)

5

c)

25

d)

50

10.

Which countries were mentioned as locations where the included RCTs were conducted?

a)

USA, UK, Germany, Iran, Italy

b)

China, Japan, Brazil, Australia, Canada

c)

Russia, India, South Africa, Mexico, Spain

d)

France, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland

11.

Which of the following is NOT recommended as a routine acute medication for migraine due to poor safety and tolerability?

a)

Paracetamol

b)

Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs)

c)

Triptans

d)

Opioids and barbiturates

12.

What is a major concern associated with the overuse of painkillers in migraine treatment?

a)

Increased effectiveness of medication

b)

Medication overuse headache and side effects

c)

Improved quality of life

d)

Reduced need for non-drug therapy

13.

Which of the following therapies is known to have fewer side effects and can be used simultaneously with medications for migraine?

a)

Non-drug therapy

b)

Opioid therapy

c)

Barbiturate therapy

d)

Triptan therapy

14.

Which of the following is a preventive treatment for migraine that uses cognitive factors to improve mental disorders and psychological distress?

a)

Acupuncture

b)

Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)

c)

Vitamin D supplementation

d)

Triptan administration

15.

Which statement best describes the current evidence for the use of CBT in pediatric migraine, according to the text?

a)

There are many systematic reviews on pediatric migraine and CBT.

b)

There is only one systematic review on pediatric migraine and CBT.

c)

CBT is not effective for pediatric migraine.

d)

CBT is only recommended for adults with migraine.

16.

Why do the authors emphasize the need for randomized controlled trials (RCTs) in the study of CBT for migraine?

a)

To increase the use of medication in migraine treatment

b)

To evaluate the clinical efficacy and safety of CBT on migraine patients of all ages

c)

To discourage the use of non-drug therapies

d)

To promote the use of opioids and barbiturates

17.

Based on the text, which of the following is a reason for using nutritional supplements such as riboflavin, pyridoxine, folate, cobalamin, and vitamin D in migraine treatment?

a)

They are used as acute medications for immediate relief.

b)

They are widely used as preventive treatments for migraine.

c)

They are only used in pediatric patients.

d)

They are preferred over cognitive behavioral therapy.

18.

Which databases were searched by the authors to evaluate the efficacy of CBT for migraine?

a)

Only PubMed and Embase

b)

Only Chinese and Korean databases

c)

MEDLINE, PubMed, Embase, Cochrane, CNKI, RISS, Oasis, KISS, NDSL, DBPIA

d)

Only Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials

19.

Which types of studies were included in the review according to the eligibility criteria?

a)

RCTs and quasi-RCTs

b)

Case reports and cohort studies

c)

Cross-sectional and case-control studies

d)

Meta-analyses and systematic reviews

20.

What was the primary outcome measure for migraine in the review?

a)

Frequency of migraine per month

b)

Type of medication used

c)

Patient age

d)

Country of origin

21.

Which diagnostic criteria were used to include participants with migraine in the review?

a)

ICHD (II, III) and IHS criteria

b)

DSM-5 criteria

c)

ICD-10 criteria only

d)

NIH guidelines

22.

Which of the following is NOT listed as a primary outcome measure in the review?

a)

Blood pressure levels

b)

Headache days assessed by diary

c)

Headache duration and pain intensity

d)

Migraine Disability Assessment (MIDAS)

23.

How was the impact of headache assessed in the included studies?

a)

By using the Headache Impact Test (HIT-6)

b)

By measuring blood glucose levels

c)

By recording sleep patterns

d)

By counting hospital visits

24.

Why might the authors have contacted the authors of the included studies?

a)

To clarify missing or unclear results

b)

To request funding

c)

To recruit more participants

d)

To change the study design

25.

Why is it important to use standardized diagnostic criteria, such as ICHD and IHS, in a systematic review of migraine studies?

a)

It increases the number of participants.

b)

It ensures consistency and comparability across studies.

c)

It allows for more subjective interpretation.

d)

It reduces the cost of the review.

26.

Which of the following was an inclusion criterion for the Powers (2020, USA) study?

a)

ICHD-II with ≤15 days headache per month

b)

Age 18–65 years

c)

Continuous headache over 30 days

d)

Use of disallowed medications

27.

What was the intervention used in the Seng (2019, USA) study?

a)

MBCT-M

b)

Amitriptyline

c)

CBT

d)

Education only

28.

Which of the following was an exclusion criterion common to both studies listed in the table?

a)

Severe psychiatric illness

b)

Age under 18 years

c)

Headache days ≥ 6 per month

d)

Ability to read English

29.

In the Powers (2020, USA) study, what was the duration of the intervention?

a)

20 weeks

b)

8–10 weeks

c)

4 months

d)

6 months

30.

Which study required participants to have the ability to read English as an inclusion criterion?

a)

Seng (2019, USA)

b)

Powers (2020, USA)

c)

Both studies

d)

Neither study

31.

Based on the table, which of the following best describes the control group in the Powers (2020, USA) study?

a)

Amitriptyline only

b)

MBCT-M

c)

WL/TAU

d)

No intervention

32.

If a participant in the Seng (2019, USA) study was unable to adhere to a headache diary (recorded <26/30 days), what would happen?

a)

They would be excluded from the study.

b)

They would be placed in the intervention group.

c)

They would receive additional education.

d)

They would be given amitriptyline.

33.

Which of the following is a difference in the age of participants between the two studies?

a)

Powers (2020, USA) included younger participants than Seng (2019, USA).

b)

Seng (2019, USA) included only participants under 18.

c)

Both studies included participants aged 14.

d)

Powers (2020, USA) included only participants over 40.

34.

Which study listed in the table included participants with high-frequency migraine without aura according to the IHS-beta-2013 criteria?

a)

Grazzi (2019, Italy&USA)

b)

Mansourishad (2017, Iran)

c)

Smitherman (2016, USA)

d)

None of the above

35.

What was the exclusion criterion for the Mansourishad (2017, Iran) study?

a)

Severe physical illness

b)

High-frequency migraine

c)

Chronic migraine comorbid insomnia

d)

Minimum of moderate IQ

36.

Which intervention was used in the Smitherman (2016, USA) study for chronic migraine comorbid insomnia?

a)

CBTi

b)

MBCT

c)

ACT + Education + Prophylaxis

d)

Education + Prophylaxis

37.

For the Grazzi (2019, Italy&USA) study, what was the duration of the intervention?

a)

6 weeks

b)

12 weeks

c)

2 weeks

d)

8 months

38.

Which of the following was NOT an exclusion criterion for the Smitherman (2016, USA) study?

a)

Minimum of moderate IQ

b)

Active alcohol or substance use or dependence

c)

Active bipolar disorder

d)

Untreated sleep apnea

39.

In the Mansourishad (2017, Iran) study, which of the following was an inclusion criterion?

a)

Minimum of moderate IQ

b)

Pregnancy or breastfeeding

c)

Active bipolar disorder

d)

Employment involving rotating shift work schedule

40.

What was the follow-up period for the Grazzi (2019, Italy&USA) study?

a)

3, 6, 12 months

b)

2, 6 weeks after Tx

c)

6 weeks

d)

8 months

41.

Which study required participants to be female as part of the inclusion criteria?

a)

Mansourishad (2017, Iran)

b)

Grazzi (2019, Italy&USA)

c)

Smitherman (2016, USA)

d)

None of the above

42.

Which study used MBCT as the intervention?

a)

Mansourishad (2017, Iran)

b)

Grazzi (2019, Italy&USA)

c)

Smitherman (2016, USA)

d)

None of the above

43.

What was a unique exclusion criterion for the Grazzi (2019, Italy&USA) study?

a)

None

b)

Severe physical illness

c)

Active bipolar disorder

d)

Unwillingness to continue treatment

44.

Which of the following was an exclusion criterion in the Cousins (2015, UK) study on headache interventions?

a)

Secondary HA (physical conditions likely to cause HA)

b)

Onset >6 months ago

c)

HA days per month assessed by HA diary

d)

IHS 2nd criteria with or without aura

45.

What was the intervention used in the Rapoff (2014, USA) study for migraine in children?

a)

CBT + Relaxation

b)

CD-Rom Headstrong

c)

SMC

d)

MBSR

46.

According to the Wells (2014, USA) study, which of the following was NOT an inclusion criterion?

a)

Migraine days/month between 2–14

b)

≥1 year history of migraines

c)

Current regular meditation/yoga

d)

≥18 years old

47.

In the Cousins (2015, UK) study, what was the duration of the intervention?

a)

4 weeks

b)

5 weeks

c)

8 weeks

d)

3 months

48.

Which study included participants with an average age of approximately 10 years?

a)

Cousins (2015, UK)

b)

Rapoff (2014, USA)

c)

Wells (2014, USA)

d)

None of the above

49.

What was a follow-up period used in the Cousins (2015, UK) study?

a)

2, 4 months

b)

3 months

c)

8 weeks

d)

4 weeks

50.

Which of the following was an exclusion criterion in the Wells (2014, USA) study?

a)

Migraine w or w/o aura

b)

Current/planned pregnancy or breastfeeding

c)

≥18 years old

d)

≥1 year history of migraines

51.

What type of study design was used in all three studies listed in the table?

a)

Case-control study

b)

Randomized Controlled Trial (RCT)

c)

Cohort study

d)

Cross-sectional study

52.

Which of the following was an exclusion criterion in the Fritche (2010, Germany) study?

a)

Significant psychiatric disorder

b)

Migraine with aura

c)

Age 18-65 years

d)

Combined headache

53.

What was the intervention used in the Calhoun (2007, USA) study?

a)

BSM (Biofeedback and Stress Management)

b)

MCT (Minimal Contact Training)

c)

CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy)

d)

Pharmacological treatment

54.

According to the Scarff (2002, USA) study, what was one of the inclusion criteria for participants?

a)

Average migraine ≥1 per week or ≥5 days per month

b)

Significant psychiatric disorder

c)

Pregnancy

d)

Diagnosis of a primary sleep disorder

55.

In the Fritche (2010, Germany) study, what was the minimum and maximum number of triptan intake days allowed for inclusion?

a)

More than 4 and less than 10 days per month

b)

More than 10 and less than 20 days per month

c)

Less than 4 and more than 15 days per month

d)

Exactly 9 days per month

56.

Which study listed “Non-pregnant” as an exclusion criterion?

a)

Calhoun (2007, USA)

b)

Fritche (2010, Germany)

c)

Scarff (2002, USA)

d)

None of the above

57.

What was the follow-up duration for the Scarff (2002, USA) study?

a)

3, 6 months

b)

3, 12–30 months

c)

6, 12 weeks

d)

5 weeks

58.

Which of the following is NOT an exclusion criterion in the Fritche (2010, Germany) study?

a)

Combined headache

b)

Pregnancy

c)

Significant psychiatric disorder

d)

Insufficient knowledge of the German language

59.

What was the control group in the Calhoun (2007, USA) study?

a)

Sham control (Placebo behavioral group)

b)

Bibliotherapy (information brochures)

c)

Wait-list control

d)

No control group

60.

Which of the following is a key component of the CBT method used by Powers (2020, USA) for pediatric pain?

a)

Mindful movement and stretching

b)

Biofeedback component with thermal and electromyographic monitoring

c)

Creative helplessness exercises

d)

Pharmacological prophylaxis

61.

What is the main focus of the MBCT protocol as described by Seng (2019, USA)?

a)

Developing nonjudgmental thinking

b)

Practicing mindfulness and cognitive therapy for migraine management

c)

Using pharmacological prophylaxis for migraine

d)

Discussing headache-related education topics

62.

Which session in the ACT protocol by Grazzi (2019, Italy&USA) focuses on "Actions guided by values; working with thoughts"?

a)

Session 1

b)

Session 2

c)

Session 3

d)

Session 5

63.

According to the table, what is a common element in the MBSR protocol described by Mansourabadi (2017, Iran)?

a)

Use of pharmacological agents

b)

Homework assignments with guided audio for daily mindfulness meditation

c)

Biofeedback monitoring

d)

Creative helplessness exercises

64.

Which of the following best describes the objective of ACT as used in the studies?

a)

To provide pharmacological treatment for migraine

b)

To train patients in mindfulness and pain management by cultivating psychological flexibility

c)

To monitor relaxation response using biofeedback

d)

To focus on nonjudgmental awareness only

65.

A patient is asked to practice "Sitting meditation and mindful movement" as homework. Which CBT method does this most likely belong to?

a)

ACT

b)

MBCT

c)

MBSR

d)

Education

66.

If a study's method includes "Education of patients, followed by pharmacological prophylaxis for migraine," which treatment is being described?

a)

MBCT

b)

ACT

c)

Education

d)

MBSR

67.

Which of the following is NOT a focus of the MBSR protocol as described in the table?

a)

Nonjudgmental thinking

b)

Present-moment awareness

c)

Pharmacological intervention

d)

Mindfulness meditation practices

68.

Which of the following is a key instruction for managing insomnia according to the CBTi method described by Smitherman (2016, USA)?

a)

Go to bed only when sleepy and intending to sleep.

b)

Drink coffee before bedtime to relax.

c)

Exercise vigorously right before sleeping.

d)

Eat a heavy meal late at night.

69.

According to the Sham control group in Smitherman (2016, USA), which of the following is NOT part of the lifestyle modification instructions?

a)

Eat dinner at a consistent time every evening.

b)

Do acupressure at least 2 minutes twice daily.

c)

Consume at least one serving of protein within one hour of arising in the morning.

d)

Take a nap every afternoon.

70.

Which of the following is a component of sleep hygiene as described in the CBTi method?

a)

Limiting caffeine and meals prior to bedtime.

b)

Increasing screen time before bed.

c)

Sleeping in a noisy environment.

d)

Skipping breakfast.

71.

In the Cousins (2015, UK) study, what is introduced in Week 1 of the CBT + Relaxation treatment?

a)

Introducing the concept of links between thoughts, feelings, symptoms, and behaviors.

b)

Telephone follow up and review of progress.

c)

Building on alternative thinking techniques.

d)

Reviewing headache/thought diaries.

72.

Why is it important to set an alarm and rise daily at the same time according to the CBTi method?

a)

To regulate sleep patterns and reinforce a consistent sleep schedule.

b)

To allow for more time to watch TV in the morning.

c)

To ensure you can skip breakfast.

d)

To increase caffeine intake.

73.

Which of the following is an example of cognitive restructuring as described in the Cousins (2015, UK) study?

a)

Building on alternative thinking techniques.

b)

Eating dinner at a consistent time.

c)

Recording all liquids consumed.

d)

Doing 5 minutes of stretching upon awakening.

74.

Which of the following is a key component of the MBSR protocol as described by Dr. Jon Kabat-Zinn?

a)

Progressive muscle relaxation

b)

Mindfulness of breathing, mindful eating, and the body scan

c)

Cognitive restructuring

d)

Medication rules and the risk of medication overuse

75.

During which week of the I: Headstrong intervention is relaxation, including guided imagery and deep breathing, primarily taught?

a)

Week 1

b)

Week 2

c)

Week 3

d)

Week 4

76.

What is the main focus of Week 4 in the C: Education intervention for headache management?

a)

Introduction to headache education

b)

Cognitive-behavioral model of pain

c)

Headache triggers, including diet and sleep

d)

Relaxation techniques

77.

Which unit in the MCT intervention by Fritche (2010, Germany) is aimed at raising awareness for external and internal influences on medication intake behavior?

a)

Unit 1: Introduction and syndrome education

b)

Unit 2: Medication rules and the risk of Medication Overuse Headache

c)

Unit 3: Medication intake behavior

d)

Unit 4: General and personal risk factors for drug intake

78.

Why is a daily headache diary used in the MCT intervention?

a)

To record medication side effects

b)

To track daily PMR and headache occurrences, and to support behavioral change

c)

To monitor dietary habits

d)

To assess cognitive restructuring progress

79.

(DoK Level 2) How does the C: Education intervention incorporate the cognitive-behavioral model of pain into its weekly structure?

a)

By teaching only relaxation techniques

b)

By introducing the pain puzzle and discussing feelings and behavior in weeks 2 and 3

c)

By focusing solely on medication management

d)

By providing only information about headache triggers

80.

(DoK Level 3) If a patient is struggling with medication overuse headache, which units of the MCT intervention would be most relevant for their education and behavioral change, and why?

a)

Units 1 and 2, because they provide syndrome education and information about medication rules and risks

b)

Units 3 and 4, because they focus on medication intake behavior and risk factors

c)

Units 5 and 6, because they address everyday transfer and diary keeping

d)

Units 2 and 3, because they address medication rules, risk of overuse, and intake behavior

81.

Which of the following is a method used in Behavioral Sleep Modification (BSM) instructions according to Calhoun (2007, USA)?

a)

Schedule consistent bedtime that allows 8 hours in bed

b)

Perform acupressure for 2 minutes twice daily

c)

Cognitive behavioral stress management training

d)

Thermal biofeedback training

82.

What is one of the methods used in Sham Instructions as per Calhoun (2007, USA)?

a)

Use visualization technique to shorten time to sleep onset

b)

Record liquid consumption for 3 consecutive days

c)

Progressive muscle relaxation

d)

Eliminate TV, reading, music in bed

83.

Which of the following is NOT a method listed under Scarff (2002, USA) for cognitive behavioral stress management training?

a)

Progressive muscle relaxation

b)

Instruction in deep breathing techniques

c)

Discontinue naps

d)

Imagery training of warm places and vasodilation

84.

According to Scarff (2002, USA), what were younger children taught in cognitive behavioral stress management training?

a)

Stopping and positive self-statements

b)

Visualization technique to shorten time to sleep onset

c)

Record liquid consumption for 3 consecutive days

d)

Have 1 protein serving at breakfast

85.

Which method is shared between the treatments described by Calhoun (2007, USA) and Scarff (2002, USA)?

a)

Progressive muscle relaxation

b)

Schedule consistent bedtime

c)

Use of acupressure

d)

Hand-warming biofeedback training

86.

Which tool was used for quality assessment of the included studies in the review?

a)

The Cochrane risk of bias (ROB) assessment tool

b)

The Jadad scale

c)

The Newcastle-Ottawa Scale

d)

The GRADE system

87.

How many domains were assessed in the risk of bias evaluation?

a)

Seven

b)

Five

c)

Three

d)

Nine

88.

What statistical measure was used to assess heterogeneity in the meta-analysis?

a)

I² statistics

b)

Chi-square test

c)

Pearson correlation

d)

T-test

89.

According to the text, what happens if I² is greater than 75% in the meta-analysis?

a)

The random effect model is used

b)

The fixed effect model is used

c)

The study is excluded

d)

The data is re-collected

90.

What was the total number of patients with migraine analyzed in the review?

a)

621

b)

317

c)

304

d)

233

91.

Which countries were the four RCTs, other than those from the USA, conducted in?

a)

UK, Italy, Germany, and Iran

b)

France, Spain, Canada, and Japan

c)

Australia, China, Brazil, and India

d)

Russia, Sweden, Mexico, and South Africa

92.

What were the two types of control groups described in the included studies?

a)

Conventional therapy (no treatment/TAU) and sham control (lifestyle modification with placebo behavioral therapy)

b)

Drug therapy and surgery

c)

Physical therapy and dietary intervention

d)

Homeopathy and acupuncture

93.

Which criteria did five of the included trials use for migraine diagnosis?

a)

ICHD-II criteria

b)

DSM-5 criteria

c)

ICHD-III criteria

d)

ICD-10 criteria

94.

What is the main purpose of subgroup analysis in this review?

a)

To explain the source of heterogeneity

b)

To increase the sample size

c)

To reduce the number of studies

d)

To change the intervention

95.

Why were 178 articles assessed for eligibility after the initial screening?

a)

Because 55 articles without full text were removed

b)

Because they were all RCTs

c)

Because they were all from the same country

d)

Because they all used the same intervention

96.

Which database contributed the highest number of records identified in the data selection process?

a)

MEDLINE

b)

Embase

c)

CENTRAL

d)

CNKI

97.

How many records were identified through database searching in total?

a)

373

b)

233

c)

178

d)

109

98.

At which stage were articles excluded for being Non-CBT or not RCTs?

a)

Identification

b)

Screening

c)

Eligibility

d)

Included

99.

How many studies were included in the final quantitative analysis?

a)

373

b)

178

c)

11

d)

55