All of the following are true about delirium tremens, except:
Answer is C (Ophthalmoplegia): Treatment in Neurology 1st/516, 517; 'Clinical Neuropsychology ofAlcoholism' (1994)/39; Other References; Ophthalmoplegia is a feature of Wernicke's syndrome (Encephalopathy) and is not a feature of Delirium Tremens Ophthalmoplegia is a feature of Wernicke's Encephalopathv and not Delirium Tremens Triad of Wernicke's encephalopathy (Thiamine deficiency in alcoholics) Ophthalmoplegia (Third & Sixth Nerve palsies & Nystagmus are typical) Ataxia Confusion (Global confusion)
Visual Hallucinations
Tremors
Ophthalmoplegia
Clouding of consciousness