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After a stroke, a patient demonstrates nonfluent, or slow, halting speech during conversations. While comprehension of conversations tends to be good, the patient is confused about sentences that are reversible. There does not appear to be any mechanical problems with speech production. What is a likely diagnosis?After a stroke, a patient demonstrates nonfluent, or slow, halting speech during conversations. While comprehension of conversations tends to be good, the patient is confused about sentences that are reversible. There does not appear to be any mechanical problems with speech production. What is a likely diagnosis? After a stroke, a patient demonstrates nonfluent, or slow, halting speech during conversations. While comprehension of conversations tends to be good, the patient is confused about sentences that are reversible. There does not appear to be any mechanical problems with speech production. What is a likely diagnosis? Receptive aphasia Expressive aphasia Anosognosia Conduction aphasia
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