alleryAn acquired loss of the ability to write after a stroke is called
AAgraphia
BDyscravia
CAlexia
DDysphonia
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Agraphia
1. Dysgraphia is developmental, while some loss of writing is acquired.
2. The acquired loss after brain injury or stroke is agraphia.
3. Alexia is the loss of reading.
_Source: Wikipedia, Dysgraphia, lead section_
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