Question

mrs. manpreet had a stroke. the resulting permanent damage to her brain means that she will never regain her ability to speak. which of the following aids would assist her with communication challenges? (select all that apply.) ch:35 a talking book braille communication boards mechanical and electronic devices question 22 2 pts which of the following accurately describes treatment for dysarthria? ch:35 practising comprehension of language and articulating thoughts singing and vocal exercises with controlled breathing exercises in public speaking and understanding language muscle - strengthening exercises and learning how to breathe while speaking

Explanation:

For the first question, a talking - book is for those with visual impairments, not speech - loss. Braille is for the visually impaired. Communication boards and mechanical/electronic devices can help a person who has lost the ability to speak communicate their thoughts. For the second question, dysarthria is a motor speech disorder, and muscle - strengthening exercises and learning to breathe while speaking can help improve speech production.

Answer:

Question 1: C. Communication boards, D. Mechanical and electronic devices
Question 2: D. Muscle - strengthening exercises and learning how to breathe while speaking