Stroke identification

People with hypertension, cardiac disease or family history

People over 55

People who have diabetes, are obese, excessive alcohol intake and smokers

All of these are correct

3-4.5 hours

Within 12 hours

Time is not a factor in stroke treatment

5-7 hours

Rapid onset of focal neurological deficit lasting less then 12 hours

Rapid onset of focal neurological deficit lasting more than 24 hours with no apparent cause other than disruption to blood flow to the brain.

Necrosis of heart muscle due to impeded blood flow to the coronary arteries

None of these are correct

Weakness or numbness in limb and Facial weakness or numbness.

Difficulty speaking or understanding others and Dizziness

Headache and Blurred vision

All of these are correct

45, 65

75, 65

55, 55

The risk of stoke does not increase with age regardless of gender

Stroke is not a severe or lifelong problem with most people regaining normal function quickly.

Stroke is the most common cause of permanent disability in adults and one of the most common causes of death worldwide.

With high awareness levels in the community, the impact of stroke is minimal to society.

All of these are correct