A key aspect of ________ apraxia is that a patient asked to imitate a movement is unable to do so using either hand.
A) oral
B) limb
C) callosal
D) cortical
E) agraphic

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Limb apraxia is characterized by difficulty with voluntary movement of limbs, and patients with this condition are unable to imitate movements with either hand. Choice A (oral apraxia) is specific to difficulties with speech and language, while choice C (callosal apraxia) and D (cortical apraxia) are not recognized clinical entities. Choice E (agraphia) refers to difficulty with writing or spelling, and is not relevant to the given scenario.

A Key Aspect of ________ Apraxia Is That a Patient