Korsakoff's Syndrome, Which Produces a Severe Memory Impairment, Is Caused

question 39

Multiple Choice

Korsakoff's syndrome, which produces a severe memory impairment, is caused by

• A) a deficiency of the hormone insulin.
• B) a genetic mutation that prevents people from metabolizing phenylalanine.
• C) damage to the corpus callosum.
• D) a prolonged deficiency of vitamin B-1.

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