Time is crucial when treating a stroke since brain tissue begins dying when a stroke starts. Immediate treatment can prevent crippling effects. Here are tips on treating stroke from Fortis Healthcare.

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Call 911 Immediately

A person having a stroke needs immediate hospitalization. It’s better to call, have the person go to the hospital and it not be a stroke than to wait and that person suffers permanent neurological damage or dies. Do not let the person fall asleep. Do not give food, drink or medication, even aspirin, to anyone suspected of having a stroke. They could choke. Get a list of the person’s medications. The emergency personnel will need to know this and having a list in advance will save time. You may be needed to answer questions about the person’s medical history because the patient may not be able to talk.

Diagnosis and Treatment

Many tests need to be performed to make sure that this is a stroke. A basic physical exam is given, including blood pressure readings, pulse check, blood sugar check, and airway check. A neurological exam may also be given. The patient may be given a CT scan, blood tests, electrocardiogram, MRI scan, carotid ultrasound, or a cerebral angiogram. The patient may only need medication and observation, but some may need immediate surgery to remove a blood clot or to stop bleeding in the brain.

When Covid-19 struck the world, we were unsure of what would happen with extracurricular activities for kids; summer camps included. Thankfully, a year has gone by since the pandemic started and summer camps are still opening up.

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These reopenings make it easier for parents to get some alone time and for kids to have fun with friends. However, we are still in the pandemic and there are still some precautions to take for safety.

Summer Camps After Quarantine

Now that there is a vaccine, and we are more informed about Covid-19, it is safe to open summer camps. With that being said, there are still some precautions in place to make sure the kids are safe.

Kids now don’t have to wear a mask if they are outside, which is perfect for physical activities. However, it is still necessary to wear a mask if it is impossible to social distance inside.

Tips for parents sending their child to camp this year include to check the safety protocols of that particular camp. It is also recommended to read the fine print to figure out the steps if a child is sick.

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