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Oral Apraxia

Question 7

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Oral apraxia:


A) does not co-exist with apraxia of speech
B) is often indistinguishable from a lower motor neuron lesion
C) is often indistinguishable from an upper motor neuron lesion
D) can be verified by asking the patient to make oral-facial movements
E) both A and D

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