The family of a patient recovering from a stroke asks what damage to "Broca's area" means. Which is the best response by the nurse?
A. "The way you communicate will have to change."
B. "Make sure there are no obstacles in the room, because sight will be a problem."
C. "You'll have to speak very loudly when you talk."
D. "Perhaps you would like to learn how to provide range-of-motion exercises."
Answer: A
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