<prompt> An alcoholic patient comes to your office, he can not tell his name. There is gross in coordination in walking, and his eyes are deted to one side. What is the probable diagnosis?Wernickes encephalopathyKorsakoffs psychosisAlcoholic hallucinosisDelirium tremens  <response>: Here there is history of ataxia in coordination and ophthalmoplegia. The inability to tell name might be because of confusional state. The likely diagnosis is Wernickes encephalopathy. Wernickes, encephalopathy acute Thiamine deficiency G- Global confusion O- Ophthalmoplegia mc 6th cranial nerve- abducens A- Ataxia Rx- High dose of parenteral thiamine 