Swastik Sharma Deviprasad Bhat: A One-Minute Guide to Recognizing Stroke
Swastik Sharma Deviprasad Bhat, Administrative Secretary at Sri Narayani Hospital and Research Centre, shared on LinkedIn:
”Stroke doesn’t wait. Neither should we.
Today, I published a short video on one of the most time-sensitive medical emergencies we encounter: stroke.
Every minute after a large vessel stroke, nearly 1.9 million neurons are lost.
Yet many people still don’t recognize the warning signs early enough to seek help.
That is exactly why I started The Triage Notes to make evidence-based medicine simple, visual, and memorable for everyone.
In less than a minute, this video covers the FAST warning signs that could help someone recognize a stroke and potentially save a life.
- Face drooping
- Arm weakness
- Speech difficulty
- Time to call emergency medical services immediately.
Medicine shouldn’t stay confined to textbooks or hospital walls.
A 60-second video reaching the right person at the right time can sometimes make all the difference.
If this helps even one family recognize a stroke earlier, it’s worth every hour spent creating it.
I’d love to hear your feedback and suggestions for future topics.
Watch the full 60-second Short.”
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