Alcohol Gait | Reasons for Impaired Mobility in an Alcoholic

Are you evaluating an alcoholic with impaired gait or mobility?

Yes

Is there evidence of?

• acute intoxication?

Yes

• alcoholic polyneuropathy?

Yes

• subdural hematoma?

Yes

• central pontine myelinolysis?

Yes

• cerebellar atrophy?

Yes

• Wernicke's encephalopathy (thiamine deficiency)?

Yes

• rhabdomyolysis?

Yes

• alcoholic myopathy?

Yes

• diabetes?

Yes

• trauma?

Yes

• syphilis?

Yes

• vitamin B12 deficiency?

Yes

• severe anemia?

Yes

• a paraneoplastic syndrome?

Yes

Data complete?

Evaluation appropriate?

Number of reasons for impaired gait or mobility

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Reasons for Impaired Mobility in an Alcoholic

Purpose: To identify reasons for impaired gait or mobility in an alcoholic.