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Basic Science and Pathophysiology
In our previous session, we saw that primary headaches are classified as types: Migraine, Tension, Cluster, Exertional and Trigeminal neuralgia. Secondary headaches occur as a result of specific disorders and pathology.
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There are four principle types of primary headache and three groups of secondary headache. Drag and drop the headaches into the correct group.
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- Migraine, Tension, Exertional, Cluster, Trigeminal neuralgia
- Intra-cranial vascular disorders, Intra-cranial non-vascular disorders, Extra-cranial pathology
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Primary headache
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Secondary headache
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