26-year-old female with headache iHuman Case Study (NURS 6512)

26-year-old female with headache iHuman Case Study (NURS 6512) -The patient is a 26-year-old female with a 10-year history of headaches who presents with incapacitating unilateral headaches increasing in frequency over the last few months. They now occur every 1-2 weeks, and last up to 15 hours, and the patient endorses the consumption of chocolate, junk food, and compounding life stressors of graduate school and part-time work. She has premonitory blurred vision and associated nausea and vomiting with headaches, photophobia, and phonophobia. 

Key features

• Patient history questions
• Physical examination
• Differential diagnosis
• Assessment techniques
• Case management plan