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To know if someone is having a stroke use the FAST method.
F- Face, ask the person to smile and see if one side of the face drops.
A- Arms, ask the person to raise both arms and see if one arm drops.
S- Speech, ask the person to say a shot phrase, check for slurred or strange speech.
T- Time, if any of these things are true call 911 right away and record the time that the symptoms started to occur.

Symptoms:
- Quick loss in vision
- Blurry vision
- fatigue
- Light hotheadedness
- difficult speaking
- Slurred speech
- Limb weakness
- Difficult when swallowing
- Head ache

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xEO_c8-1EI8

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1. Stroke is the fifth leading cause of death in the United States.  It kills 140,000 Americans each year, and someone has a stroke every 40 seconds and it kills someone every 4 minutes. A stroke can occur at any moment.
2. 87% of strokes are ischemic strokes, meaning that when blood flows through the artery that supplies oxygen-rich blood to the brain becomes blocked.
3. Family history of stroke can increase a persons chance of a stroke.

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- Lowering your blood pressure: Keeping your blood pressure in check(hypertension) can help you reduce the chance of getting a stroke or TIA. You can do so by making lifestyle changes such as exercising, limiting sodium and alcohol, and watching your stress. You also may want to take prescribed medications to lower blood pressure.
- Lowering your cholesterol and saturated fat: Eat less foods with cholesterol and saturated fat to have less plaque in your arteries.
- Eating plenty of fruits and vegetables: Eating at least five servings each days of fruits and/or vegetables can reduce your stroke risk.
- Avoid drugs: Some drugs, such as tobacco and cocaine, can increase your chance of stroke. Cocaine can narrow your arteries and lower your blood flow.

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http://www.stroke.org/understand-stroke/what-stroke

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A stroke is a medical emergency in which the blood flow is reduced or stopped from reaching part of the brain, blocking oxygen and nutrients from getting to brain cells and killing the cells as a result.

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strokes often occur in:
.65 years or older
.Older women especially at risk
.African american and native american populations at higher risk due to high blood pressure

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Strokes are caused by a blockage within a main artery or a bursted blood vessel. Some people experience temporary disruption of the blood flow to the brain which can cause a stroke but does not leave any permanent damage unlike other stokes.

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A stroke is considered a non-communicable disease because it can't be passed from person to person.

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https://www.everydayhealth.com/news/youre-having-stroke-this-ambulance-you-want/

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1.Drug Treatments
tPA therapy works by dissolving the clot and improving blood flow to the brain.
2.Mechanical Devices
Some ischemic strokes are treated with small mechanical devices that remove or break up blood clots.

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http://www.ngopulse.org/article/2017/11/23/%E2%80%8Bface-facts-stroke-treatable