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Which of the following describes an important diagnostic distinction between dysarthria and apraxia of speech?A. apraxic speech is a result of lower motor neuron lesions, whereas dysarthria is the result of upper motor neuron lesionsB. Apraxic speech is associated with aphasia, whereas dysarthria is associated with cerebral palsyC. clients with dysarthria lack the ability to sequence volitional speech movements, whereas clients with apraxia of speech lack the ability to monitor reactive speech.D. Strength and coordination of the speech musculature are intact in the client with apraxia of speech, whereas slowness, weakness, incoordination, or altered tone of the speech musculature are associated with dysarthriaE. Apraxic speech is characterized by distortions, omissions, and substitutions, whereas dysarthric speech is characterized by inconsistent, highly variable misarticulations

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