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After a cerebrovascular accident (CVA) a client develops aphasia. Which assessment finding is most typical in aphasia

Arm and leg weakness.
B. Absence of the gag reflex.
C. Difficulty swallowing.
D. Inability to speak clearly.

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Arm and leg weakness. B. Absence of the gag reflex. C. Difficulty swallowing. D. Inability to speak clearly.

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The nurse is teaching a parent how to administer antibiotics at home to a child with acute otitis media. Which statement by the parent indicates that teaching has been successful

Arm and leg weakness.
B. Absence of the gag reflex.
C. Difficulty swallowing.
D. Inability to speak clearly.