What are the differential diagnoses for this patient

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Question: Mr. Joe, 60 y/o female, presents to the ED with c/o of a severe headache and dizziness. She doesn't have an aura, reports the headache is not like his typical migraine headaches. she reports pain and pressure behind his eyes, and dizziness described as spinning and unsteadiness.

Vital Signs:

BP 170/82 mmHg
Heart Rate: 65 bpm
RR: 18 breaths/minute
Temp: 97.5F
O2 on RA: 98%
Labs:

UA is positive for UTI
K 3.1
Na 134
WBC's 8,000
Platelets 88
EKG is normal
BBG 57

What are the differential diagnoses for this patient? Make sure to include supportive data.
what is the Plan for this patient.

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