Expressive Aphasia Is a Disorder Found in Some Stroke Patients

question 159

Multiple Choice

Expressive aphasia is a disorder found in some stroke patients where

• A) patients can speak language,but cannot understand spoken language.
• B) patients cannot speak language,but can understand speech.
• C) have difficulty in both speaking and understanding language.
• D) no cause has ever been determined.

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Definitions:

Kofun Period

An era in Japanese history (approximately 3rd to 6th centuries CE) characterized by the construction of large tomb mounds known as kofun.

Sarcophagi

Stone coffins, typically adorned with sculptures and inscriptions, used primarily in ancient civilizations for the burial of the dead.

Haniwa

Sculpted fired pottery cylinders, modeled in human, animal, or other forms and placed on Japanese tumuli of the Kofun period.

Kamakura Period

A period in Japanese history (1185-1333) marked by the rule of the Kamakura shogunate, notable for its significant cultural and artistic developments, especially in Buddhist art.