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ILTS Speech-Language Pathologist Pathologist Nonteaching Sample Test

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Cognitive deficits, considered the second category of mild TBI, include all of the following EXCEPT:

Correct Answer:
Emotional causes

answer is a; cognitive deficits are not considered to be caused by emotional or other causes beside the traumatic brain injury [tbi]. all of the others are considered symptoms of tbi, including difficulty with speech or language and difficulty with executing decisive functions such as running a business or household.