A 54 yeаr оld mаle with а histоry оf hypertension, tobacco use, and type II diabetes presents to the emergency department with complaints of persistent headache x 2 days and now pain with chewing. On exam you not scalp and neck tenderness on palpation. Vital signs: Temp 101.2F, HR 98, BP 164/98, RR 22, O2 97% on room air. Labs: WBC 8k, H&H 42 & 15.2, Plt 265K. Na+ 139, K+ 3.9, Anion Gap 9, CO2 22, BUN 15, Cr 0.9, glucose 212. Lactic 1.5. ESR 52. CRP 20. Chest x-ray negative for acute findings. Head CT without contrast is negative for acute findings. CTA of head and neck is read as possible vasculitis of the superficial temporal arteries and external carotid arteries. What is the most appropriate class of medication to administer?
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