Question

question 1 of 3 symptoms of a stroke include all of the following except sudden onset of facial droop sudden weakness on one side of the body sudden trouble with vision sudden trouble with speech gradual memory loss question 2 of 3 the following acronym helps us identify the signs and symptoms of a stroke. (match to learn the befast acronym) d choose e choose f choose

Explanation:

Question 1 of 3

Stroke symptoms are typically sudden in onset. Facial droop, weakness on one side, vision trouble, and speech trouble are sudden stroke symptoms. Gradual memory loss is not a sudden stroke symptom (it's more associated with conditions like dementia).

Answer:

E. Gradual memory loss

Question 2 of 3

The BEFAST acronym for stroke signs/symptoms is:

• B: Balance (sudden loss of balance)
• E: Eyes (sudden trouble with vision)
• F: Face (sudden facial droop)
• A: Arms (sudden weakness in one arm)
• S: Speech (sudden trouble with speech)
• T: Time (time to call emergency services)

To match:

• For "B", the correct match is "Balance (sudden loss of balance)"
• For "E", the correct match is "Eyes (sudden trouble with vision)"
• For "F", the correct match is "Face (sudden facial droop)"

(Note: Since the dropdowns are not fully shown, these are the standard BEFAST associations for each letter.)