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aero :

Luke :

how old?

A_Stupid_ 🥜 :

Took the words right out of my mouth dude

Samantha Nevel :

Broca’s aphasia is a secondary diagnosis so stroke is still a better answer because that is what is causing the aphasia

susanboozinfofusan :

I hope the medical field renames these conditions to be purely descriptive instead of named after people.

heli0sphere :

67 🔥

zid :

don't say it don't say it

PIE :

I thought aphasia was as a symptom

jamie :

i gently open the comments

⠀ :

took the words right out of my mouth

50cc_janzk🥝 :

we all tought the same thing

Memorie :

took the words out of my mouth 😭

nick gurs :

was about to say that

Butterball :

oh yeah i was about to say that

Opalescent_Cat :

The order in which the clues are given is so weird.

Lauritz :

watching this while having 67 procent

dimples <3 :

i wanna follow you but they gone take you off my fyp 😭 i been watching every video that come up

ChrisP :

Its Jarwin :

How old?

KJ :

I hope my brain is this good upon finishing medicine.

stephanieelazcar :

isn't broca's aphasia more of a symtom in this case? if that would be the diagnosis here the cause of this diagnosis is still unknown -> more tests needed unless pt is actively flagged as possible stroke happening -> longer time to get the patient to scans/right unit -> chance of a complete successful recovery rate decreasing? since broca's aphasia is caused by the stroke, isn't it better to just immediately flag the pt as a possible active stroke instead to get the ball rolling more quickly and decrease misunderstandings about this pt in-between the assigned healthcare workers?