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Cooldude101

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What are the signs of a person having a stroke and what action should you take for the person in trouble?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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Which of the following ethnicities is at greatest risk of dying from cancer?
 
  A) Asian Americans
  B) Caucasians
  C) Hispanics
  D) African Americans


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Reply #1 on: Jul 12, 2018
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Answer: A person having a stroke may suddenly feel weak, numb, or paralyzed in the arm, leg, or face, especially on one side of the body. He or she may stumble and have other difficulty walking. Vision may become blurry, or the person may start seeing double. Slurred speech is a common sign, as is an inability to find the right words or to repeat a simple sentence. A sudden and severe headache is also common, and may be accompanied by dizziness or vomiting. Consciousness may be altered, and the person may suddenly seem confused or experience delusions. Treatment from a by-stander includes first, call 9-1-1, next make note of the time you first noticed the symptoms, and do not give CPR unless the person is unconscious and has no pulse.

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Wow, this really help

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