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Review Question - QID 105023

Migraine Headache Treatment Acute (Abortive) TherapyPreventive (Prophylactic) TherapySimple analgesicsNSAID sacetaminophenTriptancan cause vasospasm (stroke and MI) in particular when combined with DHE)Dihydroergotamine (DHE)overuse can cause ergotismsymptomsmiosis, psychiatric QID: 105023 (M2.NE.15.23)
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QID 105023 (Type "105023" in App Search)
A 19-year-old woman presents to the ED after multiple episodes of vomiting in the last 6 hours. The vomitus is non-bloody and non-bilious. The vomiting started shortly after she began having a throbbing, unilateral headache and associated photophobia. She has had several similar headaches in the past. Her vital signs are unremarkable. Which of the following is an appropriate therapy for this patient's vomiting?
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