USMLE Step 2 Quiz
20 questions · no time limit
0:00
NEUROLOGY
Question 1 of 20
No time limit
Current
Answered
Flagged
Not seen
PASSAGE
A 42-year-old woman with a history of migraines reports that her headaches have been increasing in frequency over the past year. She now experiences debilitating, unilateral, throbbing headaches 5-7 times per month, causing her to miss work on at least two of those days. She uses over-the-counter naproxen and prescription rizatriptan for acute attacks, which helps shorten the duration but does not prevent their occurrence. She is frustrated with the impact on her quality of life.
Which of the following is the most appropriate management strategy to offer this patient?
YOUR PROGRESS
20
QUESTIONS
Ready when you are
Answer in any order. Your progress shows here as you go.
QUESTIONS
KEYBOARD
Pick an answer ABCD
Next question ↵→
Previous ←
Flag for review F
Answers save as you go · flagged questions come back at the end