Stroke Basics
Know the Signs
Healthy Habits
Recovery and Rehabilitation
Brain Power
100

True or False: A stroke affects the brain.

True

100

What does the "F" in BE FAST stand for?

Face drooping.

100

Name one type of exercise that can help support stroke recovery.

Walking, strength training, stretching, biking, etc.

100

Which therapy often helps improve daily living skills after stroke?

Occupational therapy.

100

Name one strategy that can help memory.

Using calendars, notes, reminders, planners, alarms, etc.

200

Why is high blood pressure sometimes called the "silent killer"?

It may not cause symptoms but increases stroke risk.

200

What does the "A" stand for?

Arm weakness.

200

True or False: Smoking increases stroke risk.

True

200

Which therapy often helps improve walking and balance?

Physical therapy.

200

Name an activity that helps keep the brain active?

Puzzles, reading, learning new skills, games, socializing.

300

What are the two main types of stroke?

 Ischemic and hemorrhagic.

300

What does the "S" stand for?

Speech difficulty.

300

What is one healthy food choice that supports heart and brain health?

Fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean proteins, etc.

300

Which therapy often helps with speech and communication?

Speech Therapy.

300

True or False: Getting enough sleep is important for brain health and recovery.

True.

400

Which side of the brain controls the right side of the body?

The left side of the brain.

400

What does the "T" stand for?

Time to call 911.

400

🍎 or 🍟: "Which food is healthier?"

🍎

400

True or False: Recovery can continue months and years after a stroke.

True

400

Why is social engagement important after stroke?

It supports emotional well-being, cognition, and participation.

500

Why is it important to get medical help quickly during a stroke?

Early treatment can reduce brain damage and improve recovery.

500

What do the letters B and E stand for?

Balance and Eyes (sudden vision changes).

500

Name two things you can do to lower your risk of another stroke.

Take medications, exercise, eat healthy, stop smoking, manage stress, attend appointments, etc.

500

What is neuroplasticity?

The brain's ability to learn, adapt, and form new connections.

500

Name one way to reduce distractions when concentrating.

Turn off TV, reduce noise, work in a quiet space, etc.

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