Question

question 7 2 pts symptoms of retinal detachment include: yellow liquid discharge from the affected eye a reported loss of central vision reports of seeing yellow halos around people flashing lights in the corner of the affected eye question 8 2 pts mrs. ekove can understand others but cannot speak. which type of aphasia is she likely to have? expressive aphasia receptive aphasia expressive - receptive aphasia hemiplegia

Explanation:

For Question 7, symptoms of retinal detachment include flashing lights in the peripheral vision. Yellow liquid discharge is more related to infections, loss of central vision can be from other eye - conditions like macular degeneration, and seeing yellow halos is often associated with glaucoma or side - effects of medications.
For Question 8, expressive aphasia is characterized by the ability to understand language but difficulty in speaking. Receptive aphasia is the opposite (trouble understanding), expressive - receptive aphasia has both issues, and hemiplegia is a motor disorder not related to language.

Answer:

Question 7: Flashing lights in the corner of the affected eye
Question 8: Expressive aphasia