The impaired verbal communication nursing diagnosis is the most likely for a client who has just undergone a total laryngectomy
The overall survival rate of laryngectomy was about 36.6%, with a mean survival period of about 42.4 months after the surgery. Patients with the primary laryngeal cancers had better survival and the probabilities than those with the hypopharyngeal cancers.
If you have had all of your larynx being removed (total laryngectomy), you will not be able to speak as normally, because of you'll no longer have vocal cords. There are a number of the different ways you can learn to communicate the way back again, although they can take some weeks or months to learn.
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