NZREX Clinical Practice Questions - New Zealand Registration Examination (NZREX Clinical) Exam

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In an NZREX history-taking station, a patient reports new-onset headache. Which single feature is the strongest red flag prompting consideration of subarachnoid haemorrhage?

Gradual onset over several days with photophobia Bilateral tightness relieved by paracetamol Thunderclap onset reaching maximum intensity within seconds to a minute Headache worse in the afternoon after screen work

Correct Answer:

Thunderclap onset reaching maximum intensity within seconds to a minute

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