Warning Signs of a Stroke: B.E.F.A.S.T.
Have you ever wondered how to handle an emergency at home or work? Do you think you possess all the skills required to tackle emergencies such as injuries or strokes? If the answer is a firm no, you should consider taking a first aid training course. According to a poll conducted by Red Cross in Canada in 2012, 40% of the population agreed that they had been in a situation that required first aid. Although, just 18% of Canadians are fully certified. When it comes to a stroke, understanding the red flags is essential in timely treating the situation. The warning sign described by the acronym B.E. F.A.S.T. stands for · A person may feel out of balance · Blurred eye vision · Watch out for a droopy face on one side. · Numbness of arm or leg on one side of your body · Problem in speaking · Waste no time in getting help. Knowing to help in such a situation can save lives and make you feel more confident handling eme...