Vertigo in the ED Question 2
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Which features in the history are more suggestive of a central cause for vertigo, and which of a peripheral cause?
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- Gradual onset, persistent and worsening, no association with head movement or position.
- Sudden onset, severe nausea, short duration, triggered by reproducible head position.
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Suggestive of central cause
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Suggestive of peripheral cause
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