Stroke Awareness

5 Lessons

1 hour 27 mins

Complexity : Easy

Stroke Overview: Understand the causes of stroke, including blockages and ruptured blood vessels, to prevent and recognize symptoms.

Types and Symptoms: Learn about ischemic and hemorrhagic strokes, their unique symptoms, and the importance of early identification for prompt treatment.

Signs Recognition: Master the ability to recognize stroke symptoms, such as sudden numbness, confusion, and difficulty walking, to act swiftly and save lives.

Prevention and Risks: Explore stroke risk factors like smoking and high blood pressure, and discover preventive measures such as diet and exercise.

Recovery and Response: Discover the critical importance of quick action during a stroke and learn about rehabilitation and ongoing care for stroke survivors.

Lessons

Brief Description of Stroke Awareness
Easy
2 mins

In the United Kingdom, strokes are the primary reason for people being unable to work and are the fourth largest cause of mortality overall. If you believe that someone is having a stroke and you know the causes and symptoms of the disease,
Module 1: Signs and Symptoms
Easy
13 mins

Did you know the UK has over 100,000 strokes annually? About one every five minutes. Strokes are the fourth largest cause of mortality and disability in the UK. Over 1.2 million Brits have survived strokes.
Module 2: Types of Stroke and Their Causes
Easy
17 mins

Welcome to module two stroke kinds and causes. You undoubtedly know there are different forms of stroke. Ischemic strokes—blockages that cut brain blood flow—are the most prevalent cause. About 85% of adult strokes are ischemic.
Module 3: Diagnosis, Treatment and Recovery
Easy
23 mins

In module three we will discuss diagnosis, treatment, and recovery. A stroke is a medical urgency for diagnosis. Someone with stroke symptoms should contact 999 immediately. They'll likely be admitted to an acute or super-acute stroke unit immediately.
Module 4: Post Stroke Problems and Care
Easy
32 mins

Welcome to post-stroke care module four. All strokes are different for some people. Some have short-term impacts, while others suffer long-term issues. A stroke can impair bodily function. Although all strokes are distinct, many patients encounter some similar issues.