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A Patient Who Has Difficulty Finding Words and Has Laborious

Question 25

Question 25

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A patient who has difficulty finding words and has laborious, slow, and halting speech is showing signs of:


A) nonfluent aphasia.
B) fluent aphasia.
C) transcortical syndrome.
D) word deafness.

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