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Question

Ms. Jane Carter is a 28-year-old female who presents for evaluation of headaches. She is slightly pale and appears sensitive to the bright lights in the consultation room on exam. She reports "I've been getting these really bad headaches, and they are making it difficult to complete by work." Ms. Carter reports experiencing headaches intermittent since she was a teenager, but they are more frequent in the last six months. She is experiencing 4 to 5 headaches a month that are lasting from 24 to 48 hours each. The headaches are generally on the right side of her head and feel like a severe throbbing sensation which she rates as 8 out of 10 pain. She occasional has nausea and notices she is too sensitive to light and noise to continue to work. She states her visions seems odd and she will sometimes see zigzag lines in her vision for about 30 minutes before the headaches begin. She has tried Tylenol, ibuprofen and Excedrin over the counter without adequate relief. She is not currently taking any other medications.Identify the type of headache Write your specific prescription(s) for the patient. (This must include the medication name, dose, route, and frequency as.