Question

a client has slurred, slow, and soft speech. the support worker knows this could be symptoms of which of the following? ch:35 dysarthria apraxia of speech expressive - receptive aphasia expressive aphasia question 18 2 pts people with this disorder cannot control lip, jaw, or tongue movements. ch:35 expressive - receptive aphasia dysarthria apraxia of speech expressive aphasia

Explanation:

Dysarthria is characterized by slurred, slow, and soft - speech due to muscle weakness or lack of coordination in speech - producing muscles. It also involves difficulty in controlling lip, jaw, or tongue movements. Apraxia of speech is a motor - planning disorder for speech. Expressive - receptive aphasia and expressive aphasia are language disorders related to understanding and/or producing language, not primarily speech - motor control issues.

Answer:

Question 1: A. Dysarthria
Question 2: B. Dysarthria