Answer:
The corect answer is option A.
Step-by-step explanation:
The patient shows predominantly aphasia that can be evidence by intact comprehension and lack of fluency. The impaired repetition and dysomnia is mainly expressed in expressive or conduction aphasia. The weakness of corticospinal represents the condition. The patient may also suffers from astereognosis, that means white matter or parietal cortex may also involved. The right upper extremity tonic posturing and transient speech arrest with staring suggests that focal onset originates in right frontal lobe.
Thus, the corect answer is option A.