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WorksheetsAsthma and Stroke
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 4hrs 30mins
Exercise, extreme temperatures, air pollen, and stress or anxiety are all asthma ____ .
Side effects
Triggers
Medications
Asthma makes ____.
your bones break
you have a concussion
exercise impossible
breathing difficult
Asthma triggers cause inflammation and swelling, making it harder for air to move in and out of the _____
armpits
liver
lungs
heart
There is only quick release medication you can take, there is no long term control.
True
False
Inhalers are one way to treat an asthma attack.
True
False
Signs or symptoms of an asthma attack include:
Coughing
Diarrhea
Unable to talk
Trouble breathing
Sweating
An asthma attack can be life threatening?
True
False
After taking an inhaler or a quick relief medication for an asthma attack, the person's condition does NOT improve, you should ____
Have them keep using the inhaler again and again until it works
Make them laugh to help them breath easier
Call 9-1-1
Point them to a hospital
A stroke effects which part of the body?
Lungs
Heart
Brain
Stomach
Give care first on a stroke, then call 9-1-1.
True
False
A way you can check in the person is having a stroke is remembering FAST. In FAST, the F stands for face. To check their face, ask them to ___?
Jump
Eat something
Smile
It is important to time a stroke? (see how long the stroke has been lasting)
True
False
A way you can check in the person is having a stroke is remembering to think FAST. In FAST, you'd be worried about 'S' if ____ .
They couldn't see
The person had trouble speaking
The person was swimming
They eat sandwiches
Stokes have may signs and symptoms, call 9-1-1 right away if the person is experiencing multiple, or one severe, of:
Drooping of the face or one side of the body
Drooling
Paralysis on the side of the body
Trouble with speech
Loss of balance or dizziness
