Table 3.

Attitudes

	Strongly Disagree N(%)		Somewhat Disagree N(%)		Neutral N(%)		Somewhat Agree N(%)		Strongly Agree N(%)
A1. You bear the responsibility of self-initiated stroke prevention.	9	1.63	6	1.09	54	9.78	182	32.97	301	54.53
A2. You have the willingness to acquire knowledge about stroke ultrasound screening through online resources, television, and literature.	10	1.81	13	2.36	77	13.95	254	46.01	198	35.87
A3. You are interested in engaging in the hospital’s ultrasound education program.	5	0.91	17	3.08	83	15.04	244	44.20	203	36.78
A4. You intend to discuss ultrasound screening for stroke with your medical practitioner.	4	0.72	9	1.63	82	14.86	249	45.11	208	37.68
A5. Disseminating information about stroke and ultrasound screening through public media and the community holds significance.	3	0.54	8	1.45	72	13.04	233	42.21	236	42.75
A6. Ultrasound screening plays a crucial role in stroke prevention and treatment.	4	0.72	11	1.99	79	14.31	241	43.66	217	39.31
A7. Ultrasound screening is harmful.	117	21.20	103	18.66	189	34.24	119	21.56	24	4.35
A8. Regular performance of ultrasound screenings is recommended.	4	0.72	10	1.81	98	17.75	239	43.30	201	36.41
A9. You aim to promote the adoption of routine ultrasound screenings among others for the purpose of stroke prevention.	0	0.00	14	2.54	125	22.64	234	42.39	179	32.43
A10. You aspire to contribute to establishing health records within the ultrasound department, maintain timely communication with experts, and proactively engage in stroke prevention and control.	2	0.36	8	1.45	100	18.12	257	46.56	185	33.51