On neurologic examination, she was mildly disoriented and inattentive and had mild right hemiparesis in an upper motor neuron pattern, a mild right hemisensory loss, and a right extensor plantar response. Her language was notable for a fluent dys-phasia with frequent semantic and phonemic paraphasic errors and difficulty following complex commands, with naming and repetition relatively intact. Her speech was hy-pophonic because of a recent upper respiratory illness.
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