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audie

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A patient has fairly good grammar and generally used function morphemes correctly. However, he cannot produce content morphemes. You want to do an MRI to see if (the) ____________ is damaged.

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A patient has fairly good grammar and generally used function morphemes correctly. However, he cannot produce content morphemes. As a result, his speech usually does not make sense. What disorder do you suspect this patient has?


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Reply #1 on: Jun 20, 2018
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Thank you


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