A 28-year-old female with a prior history of migraine headac…

A 28-year-old female with a prior history of migraine headache presents to a walk-in clinic with complaints of a “severe, headache.” She reports this headache did not follow the usual pattern of her migraines which usually accompany her menstrual period. This headache is worse and was not preceded by an aura. She rates the headache as a 10/10. Examination of the patient reveals the following finding and similar finding in the contralateral eye:    What actions by the nurse practitioner are indicated at this time?