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A patient in the acute phase of a stroke who has been speaking distinctly begins to speak indistinctly and only with great effort, but is coherent. The nurse assesses:
1.   stroke in evolution with dysarthria.
2.   lacunar stroke with fluent aphasia.
3.   complete stroke with global aphasia.
4.   stroke in evolution with dyspraxia.


This is for my medical nursing class
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Thank you for this, it helped me understand it perfectly.
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