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Dysphonia
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Disorder of the voice. Difficulty or discomfort talking, with abnormal pitch or volume, due to laryngeal disease. Voice sounds are whispered or hoarse but articulation is intact
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Dysarthria
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Disorder of articulation. Distorted speech sounds. Speech may sound unintelligible, only has basic language
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Global aphasia
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Most common and severe form. Spontaneous speech absent or reduced to a few stereotypes words or sounds. Comprehension is absent or reduced to only the person's own name and a few select words
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Broca's aphasia
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Can understand language but cannot express themselves using language
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Wernicke's aphasia
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Can hear sounds and words but can't relate them to experiences. Speech is fluent, effortless, and well-articulated
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