Aphasia and Strokes

• Loss of expressive language, both verbal and written (correct)
• Difficulty in forming coherent thoughts
• Inability to understand spoken language only
• Complete memory loss

• Sudden bleeding in the brain
• Blockage of blood flow to the brain (correct)
• Leaked blood putting pressure on brain cells
• Rupture of an inflated blood vessel

• A blockage due to a growth in a specific spot
• A blockage caused by a traveling plaque (correct)
• A congenital cause of CVA
• A result of sudden bleeding in the brain

<p>Sudden bleeding in the brain causing damage to brain cells (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>A congenital aneurysm (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers