What is an appropriate nursing intervention for the child with a tension headache?
a. Assess for an aura.
b. Maintain complete bed rest.
c. Administer pharmacologic headache relief measures.
d. Assess for nausea and vomiting.
C
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A An aura is associated with migraines but not with tension headaches.
B Complete bed rest is not required.
C Administration of pharmacologic techniques is appropriate to assist in the
management of a tension headache.
D Nausea and vomiting are associated with a migraine but not with tension
headaches.
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