Helping someone who is having a stroke (brain attack) -- carry out the FAST test. Want to know more? Visit the British Red Cross website: www.redcross.o...
An addition to the Arms part of the FAST test, if a person can't raise both arms it could be very distressing for them, something to consider is to ask them to squeeze both of your hands and if you notice a difference between the hands you'll know but they won't - it's another way to discover arm weakness without causing undue stress.
When you think of all the meaningless sometimes damaging and toxic bs we get bombarded with every day on the Internet. Wouldn't it be just great to see less of that and more of this. Here's hoping🤞
No you reassure the person until the ambulance arrives, let the victim of the stroke know you’re not going anywhere and you’re staying with them to reassure them. Hence why the fast test for stroke has saved many people’s lives because of the act of kindness of those who found the person having a stroke.
I too suffered a Mini stroke at home in early March of this year and my dad knew what to do. Plus I had my small dogs sleeping next to me. They both barked at my unit door to notify my dad that I was in trouble. The Ambulance service took me to Hospital for a assessment for a stroke. The next few hours the stroke team made me to have a shower before I went into surgery. The doctors who took care of me, they took out the blood clot out & inserted a stent in my right side of my brain via my wrist. After a few hours in recovery then I was transferred to a Rehab Centre for the next few months. I had to relearn how to walk again by using their equipment like the treadmill and the robotic arm. After a few months I was discharged from hospital and sent back home to recover properly. Now I'm back home again with my angel dogs ,I cam walk better with alot of practice & determination.
I have hemiparesis, so naturally I have weakness on one side. I have poor coordination in my left arm, and I have a slight limp (equinus affecting left side. Leg's pretty tight), as well as poor vision in my left eye (I can see out of it, but it's very blurry and gives me a headache, so once when my right eye became irritated, I decided to just keep both my eyes closed rather than get a bad headache). I also have autism (symptoms point more to Asperger's Syndrome, to be specific) and I was born premature. I was told that during infancy, I had a stroke, and I had an event involving respiratory arrest. Throughout my childhood, I've had motor tics on occasion, but they increased in severity and frequency ever since I learned that my father passed away. I used to have pulmonary issues; I frequently became ill with respiratory-tract infections, and I used to need a nebulizer daily. Thankfully, this has improved, although being around smoke and fumes makes it hard for me to breathe. I think I might be a hypochondriac, but is it possible that I might have a form of cerebral palsy?
Panos WakeUp Well, it's not always as obvious as this. Sometimes the symptoms of a stroke are kind of vague. The FAST test can help determine if the person needs medical help.
It's awful to think this might happen but It's good to know what to do incase you're in an event where something did happen... You never know, You could save somebody's life! How good would you feel?!
Aside from the speech part of the F.A.S.T. test; another warning sign someone is having a stroke is that the person will start to complain of a smell like burned toast.
I’m 17 years old and I have a lump on the side of my head, my arms are hurting and my left side of my face is really hurting!! idk if I’m having a stroke but I’ve just come out of the bath I feel cold... I have also had a heart attack before
what do you do if someone is on their back on floor in safe warm location with poss a stroke, apart from calling for 🚑, do you cover person to keep warm and raise feet?
+Trevor Lowe No, no and no! The extra blood towards brain could kill the patient! ALWAYS lift the upper half of the body, let the patient sit on a sofa o lean him to the walle! If the person is unconscious(!!!) do the recovery position, but never let the patient lay flat on the floor as long as he's conscious! The shock position with legs up will kill him in any way! But in case of unconsiousness the patient's survival is the first priority, so you'll need to forget about raising the torso and put him into recovery position!
If he just walked in, he may not have known what time it started..you have to call 911 quickly if you suspect a stroke because you have to try to save the brain as quickly as possible.
I'm certified in CPR but I only came close to having to use it. Never gotten to and I hope I never have to...its a tragic thing. BUT, I am very glad that you've saved your moms life.
Here in the US, any adult who is competent can refuse care. So if I went ahead and did what they told me not to, I can get in trouble for that. If I were giving care and the refused the other part(assuming they were competent) I can get in trouble. To add a disclaimer, I do not represent nor do I work for the American Red Cross. We have "Good Samaritan" law that vary state by state. From watching the British Red Cross(great job by the way with the videos) the idea of treatment is the same.
In commonwealth counties you ring them up, get dismissed there and then or at the hospital run by intern doctors that HNFIWTDoing ,then your loved ones die, of course the hospitals do there best cover up their negligence.
A stroke is what happens when blood flow to your brain gets cut off. It can be caused by a blood clot in your brain, or by one of your brain's blood vessels bursting.
I suffered a hemorrhagic stroke about 4 years ago I was in hospital for a long time after that about 5 months then I went to rehab in Leeds at Daniel Yorath House in Garforth if it wasn't for the people in hospital I wouldn't be here xx
This is nothing to laugh about. And the SLOW test doesn't exist( at least I have never heard of it.) Why don't you post your comment on something that is actually funny. And for the 2 people that liked this comment, why don't you do the same thing. I'm disgusted with this comment I am in fact going to report it.
airoman123 Nice to see somebody actually read the name of this channel well done you. If only the self centred americans who think america is the only country in the world did too.
+diya1427 Not really, since a stroke is a blood clot located in the brain. One thing you can do however is stay with the person and keep watch on them so they know that there is help on the way and that someone's nearby.
@@danielledewitt1 Can you please stop? There's really no need for you to be so rude. How do you know these aren't kids who are simply unaware that Britain doesn't have the same emergency number as America? Think about that the next time you want to lash out at people online.
Jacob Some can be self centred adults who think america is the only country. Even kids are taught that different countries have different emergency numbers. I know because I was taught that at school.
my grandmother's friend Beryl had a stroke but is still alive, sadly like Tim Curry who also suffered a stroke back in the day she is sadly immoble and now stuck in a wheelchair due to it, but she still remembers my gran and talks to her a lot when she visits
Why does this poor woman keep getting injured?
Alexander B She too likes to live dangerously.
Alexander B HAHAHA
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An addition to the Arms part of the FAST test, if a person can't raise both arms it could be very distressing for them, something to consider is to ask them to squeeze both of your hands and if you notice a difference between the hands you'll know but they won't - it's another way to discover arm weakness without causing undue stress.
This is really good. But, it really should be tough in all schools.
What a lovely young man, very well brought up. Not only does he bring flowers, but he knows first aid and saved Mrs. D's life.
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My grandma just had a minor stroke today and I'm so glad me and my cousin caught her off-coordination in time.
Thank You.
your welcome
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Me and my younger sister are in the Irish Red Cross.
That's great :)
Paul Simpson good job (^^)
Paul Simpson you belong to jacksepticeye
Paul Simpson first aid
When you think of all the meaningless sometimes damaging and toxic bs we get bombarded with every day on the Internet.
Wouldn't it be just great to see less of that and more of this. Here's hoping🤞
May I know what should I do for victim after FAST Test? For example, should I lay the victim down and place his legs at the higher place?
No you reassure the person until the ambulance arrives, let the victim of the stroke know you’re not going anywhere and you’re staying with them to reassure them. Hence why the fast test for stroke has saved many people’s lives because of the act of kindness of those who found the person having a stroke.
For the "T" in the FAST acronym, i'll recommend Telephone instead of Time...
I too suffered a Mini stroke at home in early March of this year and my dad knew what to do. Plus I had my small dogs sleeping next to me. They both barked at my unit door to notify my dad that I was in trouble. The Ambulance service took me to Hospital for a assessment for a stroke. The next few hours the stroke team made me to have a shower before I went into surgery. The doctors who took care of me, they took out the blood clot out & inserted a stent in my right side of my brain via my wrist. After a few hours in recovery then I was transferred to a Rehab Centre for the next few months. I had to relearn how to walk again by using their equipment like the treadmill and the robotic arm. After a few months I was discharged from hospital and sent back home to recover properly. Now I'm back home again with my angel dogs ,I cam walk better with alot of practice & determination.
You’re dogs are hero’s.
How are u now?
When a stroke strikes, the damage spreads like a fire in the brain.
to spot the signs of a stroke you need to think and act FAST
I want more Frist aid training
Nothing better than frist aid
@@benjaminmcallister99 you are not good for me
Maybe spelling training also lol 😂 not trying to be mean just funny
Isabel Summers first
I have hemiparesis, so naturally I have weakness on one side. I have poor coordination in my left arm, and I have a slight limp (equinus affecting left side. Leg's pretty tight), as well as poor vision in my left eye (I can see out of it, but it's very blurry and gives me a headache, so once when my right eye became irritated, I decided to just keep both my eyes closed rather than get a bad headache). I also have autism (symptoms point more to Asperger's Syndrome, to be specific) and I was born premature. I was told that during infancy, I had a stroke, and I had an event involving respiratory arrest. Throughout my childhood, I've had motor tics on occasion, but they increased in severity and frequency ever since I learned that my father passed away. I used to have pulmonary issues; I frequently became ill with respiratory-tract infections, and I used to need a nebulizer daily. Thankfully, this has improved, although being around smoke and fumes makes it hard for me to breathe.
I think I might be a hypochondriac, but is it possible that I might have a form of cerebral palsy?
In fact, I didn't have CVA during infancy. But I still have weakness
Your a fighter that’s for sure. Don’t let anyone say anything less
GOD and JESUS are first, keep THEM that way in your own lives before it's too late. it will be soon, I promise. PRAY, AND LISTEN.
Cheyenne Katz bullshit
😂😂😂😂 what absolute Medieval clap trap!
An imaginary friend would be useless in a medical emergency.
my neighbor just passed away yesterday from a stroke at the age of 79😢 she was a really nice woman
What tests, this is an emergency, calling an ambulance should be the first thing to do
Panos WakeUp Well, it's not always as obvious as this. Sometimes the symptoms of a stroke are kind of vague. The FAST test can help determine if the person needs medical help.
Well, it could be something you don't need an ambulance for, so you do the test.
It’s not always to call an emergency first you might not know what’s happening or going on to them
F- Facial weakness
A- Arm weakness
S- Speech difficulty
T- Time to call emergency services/UK 999-///US 911-///000 AUSTRALIA
***** Speak english
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but... what is it 🐮🔪
btw it should be TFAS
Blood clotting in the brain
Blood clotting in brain. I hope she is ok
Poor mrs d
Thank you this saved my nan
You should call an ambulence first, If its an actual stroke the person might die if call the paramedics too late.
How do you tell to the operator what happened if you don't look at the person first and understand the dynamics of the event?
Can you do one if your legs are really sore? Oh and one if your ankle randomly starts hurting?
My dad had a stroke :(
Her face doesn't look fallen on one side that much
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But wtf do we do while waiting an ambulance?
my god bless you all
This video helped me save my great grandmas life
These videos should have more views, very informative into what steps to take and if a stroke is dealt with quick enough, recovery can be very short.
When you naturally cant smile :
When you have a broken arm :
And when you lost your voice :
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Poor woman I feel bad :(
I know some first aid and iam only 9
You shouldn't be on RUclips.
+Diarmuid Sheehan there are kids videos he can watch im 10 i watch what i want
Well considering all of the things she could be watching, I think learning first aid is a pretty great use of the Internet.
katie diamond You shouldn’t have a youtube account, you have to be a certain age or over to have a youtube account.
Relax. She's 12 now lol
It's awful to think this might happen but It's good to know what to do incase you're in an event where something did happen... You never know, You could save somebody's life! How good would you feel?!
In Australia its '000'
This didn't help me at all well my grandmother was having a stroak
Aside from the speech part of the F.A.S.T. test; another warning sign someone is having a stroke is that the person will start to complain of a smell like burned toast.
I’m 17 years old and I have a lump on the side of my head, my arms are hurting and my left side of my face is really hurting!! idk if I’m having a stroke but I’ve just come out of the bath I feel cold... I have also had a heart attack before
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My father passed away 10 days ago due to brain stroke
I especially liked the part where they talked about how to administer first aid. Which was literally nothing.
Ahmet reminds me of 1D's Zayn.
my grandad had a stroke
so did my auntie tracy
what do you do if someone is on their back on floor in safe warm location with poss a stroke, apart from calling for 🚑, do you cover person to keep warm and raise feet?
+Trevor Lowe No, no and no! The extra blood towards brain could kill the patient! ALWAYS lift the upper half of the body, let the patient sit on a sofa o lean him to the walle! If the person is unconscious(!!!) do the recovery position, but never let the patient lay flat on the floor as long as he's conscious! The shock position with legs up will kill him in any way! But in case of unconsiousness the patient's survival is the first priority, so you'll need to forget about raising the torso and put him into recovery position!
I know this is a simulation but this young guy is so respectful and sweet ❤
If he just walked in, he may not have known what time it started..you have to call 911 quickly if you suspect a stroke because you have to try to save the brain as quickly as possible.
Dinah T What you want us in great britain to call 911? No chance.
@@danielledewitt1 You do know it's possible to correct someone without being rude, don't you?
Jacob ikr 999 is the British version of 911 for emergency call but yes you do call 911 in America when there is an emergency
that really happens to you😢😢😢😮
A Thing That I Noticed Is That The Left Side Has No WRINKLES
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Superb job! I love this. :)
i saved my moms life i had to wait for an ambulance to leave the car accident to come to my moms rescue
I'm certified in CPR but I only came close to having to use it. Never gotten to and I hope I never have to...its a tragic thing. BUT, I am very glad that you've saved your moms life.
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It had happened already they say with the coronas hospital tewat them all bad my mom sleeping until she get it over happed already here
Love this
Thanks RUclips for putting an ad before this video!
my moms aunt had a stroke :(
Is she ok :(
I hope she is okay,
I'm mad that 62 people hate this video
Maria Padilla Why? Go away troll.
I am also mad that 62 people hate this video
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How the pop out number called 999 its 911 he just mist click the video.
Did you not bother to read the bit where it says british red cross?
Here in the US, any adult who is competent can refuse care. So if I went ahead and did what they told me not to, I can get in trouble for that. If I were giving care and the refused the other part(assuming they were competent) I can get in trouble. To add a disclaimer, I do not represent nor do I work for the American Red Cross. We have "Good Samaritan" law that vary state by state. From watching the British Red Cross(great job by the way with the videos) the idea of treatment is the same.
In commonwealth counties you ring them up, get dismissed there and then or at the hospital run by intern doctors that HNFIWTDoing ,then your loved ones die, of course the hospitals do there best cover up their negligence.
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Born in a ladle.
I find it ridiculous that I can get sued for helping someone that is in need.
First Aid
So sad
Is strong pressure in the my head might be brain hemorrhage symptoms?
I had three strokes and a clot removed. I have all movement t back and speech. Hard time remembering short term things.
bro the adds caused a life 😢
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Oh god we watched this in class.
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Wait this is the person who has epilepsy I’m I right
Joe Martinez No.
That young boy is a genius
#blacklivesmatter
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What’s a stroke
A stroke is what happens when blood flow to your brain gets cut off. It can be caused by a blood clot in your brain, or by one of your brain's blood vessels bursting.
Yo
thank you I have a 81 yr old Mom I think I may need to know what to do in case she has one in front of me
Yes but if you called 999 andvthen did the test, mshey could unjust been sleeping
He is so sweet
POV your here because your health teacher told u to watch this
Okay test is done but where is first aid!
The whole world cannot approach 911.
The number here is 999. You’d have known that if you were smart.
Did Mrs. D make it, I wonder?
It's acting.
Great video
@Uberhitman12345 Is your dad ok?? :/ I'm really sorry.
Mt mim has it mild within 24 hrs she be ok
great thanks a lot
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yeah but she cant speak so he cant know
I had to do it early this morning 😥
he called 999
Veronique Hester Well spotted. That is our emergancy number.
I am in the Indian Red Cross
I suffered a hemorrhagic stroke about 4 years ago I was in hospital for a long time after that about 5 months then I went to rehab in Leeds at Daniel Yorath House in Garforth if it wasn't for the people in hospital I wouldn't be here xx
You suffered a what?
What is a hemorrhagic stroke? And I am so sorry to hear that you had to go through that
@@katie4335 Some kind of stroke. Not a kind I have heard of.
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If the FAST test dosen't work, do the SLOW test. XD LOL
This is nothing to laugh about. And the SLOW test doesn't exist( at least I have never heard of it.) Why don't you post your comment on something that is actually funny. And for the 2 people that liked this comment, why don't you do the same thing. I'm disgusted with this comment I am in fact going to report it.
I'm not British but the only thing i'd have to do differently here in Canada is change it to 911
airoman123 Nice to see somebody actually read the name of this channel well done you. If only the self centred americans who think america is the only country in the world did too.
@@danielledewitt1 Get off your high horse.
isn't there anything else can help before the ambulance arrives?
+diya1427 Not really, since a stroke is a blood clot located in the brain. One thing you can do however is stay with the person and keep watch on them so they know that there is help on the way and that someone's nearby.
+diya1427 i would maybe put her in the recovery position.
Call 999? Do you mean 911?
Noooooo 999 iscorrect.
In the United Kingdom, it is 999. 911 is for the united states
@@katie4335 Correct. Glad some of us have working brains.
Americans once again thinking they're the only country on the planet. *sigh*
Does it mean 911 not 999 Xad
Efrain Mendez Have you failed to read the name of this channel?
@@danielledewitt1 Can you please stop? There's really no need for you to be so rude. How do you know these aren't kids who are simply unaware that Britain doesn't have the same emergency number as America? Think about that the next time you want to lash out at people online.
Jacob Some can be self centred adults who think america is the only country. Even kids are taught that different countries have different emergency numbers. I know because I was taught that at school.
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Very sad.it made me shed a tear
my grandmother's friend Beryl had a stroke but is still alive, sadly like Tim Curry who also suffered a stroke back in the day she is sadly immoble and now stuck in a wheelchair due to it, but she still remembers my gran and talks to her a lot when she visits