Stroke Health Infographic
The stroke infographic slide covers the two ways a stroke happens and the warning signs from its banner (Act F.A.S.T.), all on one soft pink page. The causes sit on the left, and each letter has a drawing on the right.
What's on the slide
- A large Stroke title with a short definition
- Two cards, Blocked Artery and Ruptured artery, each with a vessel drawing and a brain
- An Act F.A.S.T. to identify stroke banner
- Four headings: F is for face, A is for arm, S is for speech and T is for time
- Drawings of a woman for each sign, and a clock for time
You might show it in a first aid class or on a screen in your clinic. The four letters are easy for your listeners to remember, and each one has its own drawing. The two cards on the left give you a simple way to explain what happens inside the brain.
The text on each card is a sample. Start with the title and the short definition under it. Then read the two cards on the left and put the text in your own words. Next, go through the four signs on the right. Each has a heading and a few short lines, which you can reword to match what your clinic teaches. You can make every change to the stroke slide in PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides.
