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Motor aphasia refers to defect in :

A
Peripheral speech apparatus
B
Verbal expression
C
Auditory comprehension
D
Verbal comprehension
High-Yield Explanation
B i.e. Verbal expressionMotor aphasia also known as expressive aphasiaQ is a disorder of thought and word finding (formation) resulting in inadequate verbal expressionQ.Lesion siteQInferior frontal gyrusQ or Broca's area (Area 44)immediately anterior to primary motor coex & abovesyln fissure.Caused/t occlusion of superior branch of middle cerebralaeryQComprehensionPreserved (except grammer)(2FluencyDecreasedQ: Speech is not fluent, laboured, dysahric &interrupted with many word finding pauseQ. It istelegraphic but informative.In wernicke's area (supramarginal gysus) of theparietal lobe & upper pa of temporal lobe.d/t occlusion of inferior division of middlecerebral aeryQ.Impaired(2Preserved or increased: Speech fluent but highlyparaphasic & associated with neologism (Jargonaphasia)QNamineImpairedRepetitionsImpairedNeologismsAbsentInsightInsight into condition is preserved

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