25 extractive question-and-answer pairs built from 1725952344 neurology headache, published by icmr.gov.in. Every answer is a verbatim span of text the source prints, and each row carries the passage it sits in, its offset in that passage, the source quote, the page and the location in the document, so any row can be checked against the original. 21 of the 25 pairs (84.0%) are explanatory questions and 4 restate a figure. 100.00% of rows pass the corpus quality gate.
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First 10 of 25 rows
| question | answer | context | answer_start | question_type | knowledge_quality_score | source_quote | source_page | source_location | confidence | validation_status |
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| What combination of symptoms could point to meningism? | Fever, neck stiffness or meningism | • Headache with fever, change in personality, mental status, level of consciousness • Fever, neck stiffness or meningism • New onset of severe headache in pregnancy or postpartum or while on hormone treatment • Rapid onset with strenuous exercise • Sudden onset (maximal intensity occurs within seconds to minutes, thunderclap headache) • New headache type in a patient with malignancy or immunosuppression • First or worst headache of the patient’s life • Focal neurologic signs (not typical aura) • Severe headache awakening from sleep | 86 | relationship | 0.970 | • Headache with fever, change in personality, mental status, level of consciousness • Fever, neck stiffness or meningism • New onset of severe headache in pregnancy or postpartum or while on hormone treatment • Rapid onset with strenuous exercise • Sudden onset (maximal intensity occurs within seconds to minutes, thunderclap headache) • New headache type in a patient with malignancy or immunosuppression • First or worst headache of the patient’s life • Focal neurologic signs (not typical aura) • Severe headache awakening from sleep | 1 | page=1,block=100 | 0.700 | valid |
| What symptom might suggest a serious condition when a headache is accompanied by fever? | Headache with fever, change in personality, mental status, level of consciousness | • Headache with fever, change in personality, mental status, level of consciousness • Fever, neck stiffness or meningism • New onset of severe headache in pregnancy or postpartum or while on hormone treatment • Rapid onset with strenuous exercise • Sudden onset (maximal intensity occurs within seconds to minutes, thunderclap headache) • New headache type in a patient with malignancy or immunosuppression • First or worst headache of the patient’s life • Focal neurologic signs (not typical aura) • Severe headache awakening from sleep | 2 | relationship | 0.970 | • Headache with fever, change in personality, mental status, level of consciousness • Fever, neck stiffness or meningism • New onset of severe headache in pregnancy or postpartum or while on hormone treatment • Rapid onset with strenuous exercise • Sudden onset (maximal intensity occurs within seconds to minutes, thunderclap headache) • New headache type in a patient with malignancy or immunosuppression • First or worst headache of the patient’s life • Focal neurologic signs (not typical aura) • Severe headache awakening from sleep | 1 | |||
| What type of headache is associated with malignancy or immunosuppression? | New headache type in a patient with malignancy or immunosuppression | • Headache with fever, change in personality, mental status, level of consciousness • Fever, neck stiffness or meningism • New onset of severe headache in pregnancy or postpartum or while on hormone treatment • Rapid onset with strenuous exercise • Sudden onset (maximal intensity occurs within seconds to minutes, thunderclap headache) • New headache type in a patient with malignancy or immunosuppression • First or worst headache of the patient’s life • Focal neurologic signs (not typical aura) • Severe headache awakening from sleep | 339 | relationship | 0.970 | • Headache with fever, change in personality, mental status, level of consciousness • Fever, neck stiffness or meningism • New onset of severe headache in pregnancy or postpartum or while on hormone treatment • Rapid onset with strenuous exercise • Sudden onset (maximal intensity occurs within seconds to minutes, thunderclap headache) • New headache type in a patient with malignancy or immunosuppression • First or worst headache of the patient’s life • Focal neurologic signs (not typical aura) • Severe headache awakening from sleep | 1 | page=1,block=100 | ||
| What symptom might accompany a headache in cases of meningism? | Fever, neck stiffness or meningism | • Headache with fever, change in personality, mental status, level of consciousness • Fever, neck stiffness or meningism • New onset of severe headache in pregnancy or postpartum or while on hormone treatment • Rapid onset with strenuous exercise • Sudden onset (maximal intensity occurs within seconds to minutes, thunderclap headache) • New headache type in a patient with malignancy or immunosuppression • First or worst headache of the patient’s life • Focal neurologic signs (not typical aura) • Severe headache awakening from sleep | 86 | relationship | 0.970 | • Headache with fever, change in personality, mental status, level of consciousness • Fever, neck stiffness or meningism • New onset of severe headache in pregnancy or postpartum or while on hormone treatment • Rapid onset with strenuous exercise • Sudden onset (maximal intensity occurs within seconds to minutes, thunderclap headache) • New headache type in a patient with malignancy or immunosuppression • First or worst headache of the patient’s life • Focal neurologic signs (not typical aura) • Severe headache awakening from sleep | 1 | page=1,block=100 | 0.700 | |
| What symptoms are associated with chronic tension headache? | Continuous bilateral headache for many years with significant insomnia and psychosomatic complaints | Brain imaging if there are atypical symptoms Analgesics for pain Refer to higher centre with imaging facility • CT/ MRI with MR angiogram or CT angiogram if required • Migraine prophylaxis after ruling out stroke and other diseases Start Amitriptyline (10mg HS) and advice on lifestyle Brain imaging if atypical features exist CHRONIC TENSION HEADACHE Continuous bilateral headache for many years with significant insomnia and psychosomatic complaints. Indomethacin (25mg TID) for | 352 | summary | 0.970 | Brain imaging if there are atypical symptoms Analgesics for pain Refer to higher centre with imaging facility • CT/ MRI with MR angiogram or CT angiogram if required • Migraine prophylaxis after ruling out stroke and other diseases Start Amitriptyline (10mg HS) and advice on lifestyle Brain imaging if atypical features exist CHRONIC TENSION HEADACHE Continuous bilateral headache for many years with significant insomnia and psychosomatic complaints. | 1 | page=1,block=61 | 0.700 | valid |
| What is the protocol for discharging patients with secondary headache disorders? | Secondary headache disorders- secondary headache disorders with essential work up, diagnosis and treatment as per individual case can be discharged | • Patient with unrelenting headache • Immunosuppressed patients with continuous headache, • First ever headache with worsening intensity, • Progressive headache with other systemic disease • Severe symptomatic primary headache disorders • Primary headache disorders- symptomatically improved severe episode of headache due to primary headache disorder can be discharged • Secondary headache disorders- secondary headache disorders with essential work up, diagnosis and treatment as per individual case can be discharged | 372 | summary | 0.970 | • Patient with unrelenting headache • Immunosuppressed patients with continuous headache, • First ever headache with worsening intensity, • Progressive headache with other systemic disease • Severe symptomatic primary headache disorders • Primary headache disorders- symptomatically improved severe episode of headache due to primary headache disorder can be discharged • Secondary headache disorders- secondary headache disorders with essential work up, diagnosis and treatment as per individual case can be discharged | 1 | |||
| What are the characteristics of chronic tension headaches? | Continuous bilateral headache for many years with significant insomnia and psychosomatic complaints | Brain imaging if there are atypical symptoms Analgesics for pain Refer to higher centre with imaging facility • CT/ MRI with MR angiogram or CT angiogram if required • Migraine prophylaxis after ruling out stroke and other diseases Start Amitriptyline (10mg HS) and advice on lifestyle Brain imaging if atypical features exist CHRONIC TENSION HEADACHE Continuous bilateral headache for many years with significant insomnia and psychosomatic complaints. Indomethacin (25mg TID) for | 352 | summary | 0.970 | Brain imaging if there are atypical symptoms Analgesics for pain Refer to higher centre with imaging facility • CT/ MRI with MR angiogram or CT angiogram if required • Migraine prophylaxis after ruling out stroke and other diseases Start Amitriptyline (10mg HS) and advice on lifestyle Brain imaging if atypical features exist CHRONIC TENSION HEADACHE Continuous bilateral headache for many years with significant insomnia and psychosomatic complaints. | 1 | page=1,block=61 | 0.700 | valid |
| What type of headache disorder can lead to discharge after symptomatic improvement? | Primary headache disorders- symptomatically improved severe episode of headache due to primary headache disorder can be discharged | • Patient with unrelenting headache • Immunosuppressed patients with continuous headache, • First ever headache with worsening intensity, • Progressive headache with other systemic disease • Severe symptomatic primary headache disorders • Primary headache disorders- symptomatically improved severe episode of headache due to primary headache disorder can be discharged • Secondary headache disorders- secondary headache disorders with essential work up, diagnosis and treatment as per individual case can be discharged | 239 | summary | 0.970 | • Patient with unrelenting headache • Immunosuppressed patients with continuous headache, • First ever headache with worsening intensity, • Progressive headache with other systemic disease • Severe symptomatic primary headache disorders • Primary headache disorders- symptomatically improved severe episode of headache due to primary headache disorder can be discharged • Secondary headache disorders- secondary headache disorders with essential work up, diagnosis and treatment as per individual case can be discharged | 1 | |||
| What is the protocol for secondary headache disorders after diagnosis and treatment? | Secondary headache disorders- secondary headache disorders with essential work up, diagnosis and treatment as per individual case can be discharged | • Patient with unrelenting headache • Immunosuppressed patients with continuous headache, • First ever headache with worsening intensity, • Progressive headache with other systemic disease • Severe symptomatic primary headache disorders • Primary headache disorders- symptomatically improved severe episode of headache due to primary headache disorder can be discharged • Secondary headache disorders- secondary headache disorders with essential work up, diagnosis and treatment as per individual case can be discharged | 372 | summary | 0.970 | • Patient with unrelenting headache • Immunosuppressed patients with continuous headache, • First ever headache with worsening intensity, • Progressive headache with other systemic disease • Severe symptomatic primary headache disorders • Primary headache disorders- symptomatically improved severe episode of headache due to primary headache disorder can be discharged • Secondary headache disorders- secondary headache disorders with essential work up, diagnosis and treatment as per individual case can be discharged | 1 | |||
| What type of headache is described as having maximal intensity within seconds to minutes? | thunderclap headache | • Headache with fever, change in personality, mental status, level of consciousness • Fever, neck stiffness or meningism • New onset of severe headache in pregnancy or postpartum or while on hormone treatment • Rapid onset with strenuous exercise • Sudden onset (maximal intensity occurs within seconds to minutes, thunderclap headache) • New headache type in a patient with malignancy or immunosuppression • First or worst headache of the patient’s life • Focal neurologic signs (not typical aura) • Severe headache awakening from sleep | 315 | definition | 0.940 | • Headache with fever, change in personality, mental status, level of consciousness • Fever, neck stiffness or meningism • New onset of severe headache in pregnancy or postpartum or while on hormone treatment • Rapid onset with strenuous exercise • Sudden onset (maximal intensity occurs within seconds to minutes, thunderclap headache) • New headache type in a patient with malignancy or immunosuppression • First or worst headache of the patient’s life • Focal neurologic signs (not typical aura) • Severe headache awakening from sleep | 1 | page=1,block=100 |
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