Wernicke's Aphasia Can Be Described as

question 48

Multiple Choice

Wernicke's aphasia can be described as

• A) effortless production of meaningless speech.
• B) mutism.
• C) labored and nonfluent speech.
• D) speech that lacks rhythm and tone.
• E) fumbling for the right word.

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