KNOW THE Warning Signs of a Stroke
Disaster Resource Guide
A stroke can happen to someone you care about at any time, significantly impacting their quality of life. Know the signs and symptoms of stroke so that you can get help quickly, giving them the best chance for recovery and a return to the lifestyle they enjoy.
KNOW THE Risk Factors of a Stroke Making healthy lifestyle changes can dramatically reduce your risk for stroke. Talk with your healthcare provider for any questions you may have related to your risk factors. • High blood pressure • Smoking and vaping • Diabetes, high cholesterol, carotid or other artery disease • Phsyical inactivity and obesity • Transient ischemic attacks (TIAs) sometimes referred to as “mini strokes” that have no lasting effects • Atrial fibrillation (AFib) or other heart disease • Substance abuse
➤ County Office of Education Partners with
Multiply Agencies
➤ PG&E Safety for Disaster Preparedness Scan for more information about the Marshall Stroke Center and Stroke Support Group.
➤ Evacuation Preparedness ➤ Marshall Hospital: Being Prepared is
Essential
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