Kawasaki disease: diagnosis and treatment | Circulatory System and Disease | NCLEX-RN | Khan Academy
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- Kawasaki disease is diagnosed off the presence of symptoms rather than the results of tests. Symptoms include: conjunctivitis, rash, adenopathy, strawberry tongue, and rash on palms and soles of hands and feet. Four of these symptoms must be present, in addition to a fever which has lasted more than 5 days to confirm a diagnosis. Learn about atypical Kawasaki disease, and how health professional treat the disease using intravenous immunoglobulins (IVIG) and acetylsalicylic acid. Created by Ian Mannarino.
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Your video is really complete and nice. But there is something you might one to add, that the lymphadenopathy is only unilateral, not bilateral. And the conjunctivitis is non purulent. (meaning there will be no fluid discharge)
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37.(A---False; B---True; C---True; D---False; E---True;
F---True) Discussion: Early purpuric lesions in each
usually represent the presence of septic (embolic) vascu-
litis. In meningococcemia, however, these findings may
herald the developement of disseminated intravascular co-
agulation. (Cecil, Ch. 525)
My son had this when he was 5 yrs old (1981) at this point the Dr.'s thought it was from cleaning your carpets and bringing certain mites up out of the carpet. (I had cleaned the carpets 2 times once in September and again in October- we had a puppy that was being very stubborn learning to go potty outside- this has been ruled out as a cause of Kawasaki Disease). He had all the symptoms in this video. And since there is no tests to diagnose this (especially in 1981) it took 10 days to figure out what he had. The only thing different about my son he did not have a heart attack. His heart threw 2 blood clots which made him have 2 strokes. The blood clots went up the carotid artery in the neck up behind his ears-here there the carotid artery branches off in 3 blood vessels and the blood clots lodged in the middle blood vessel. This has caused him to have a some paralysis on his left side. He is now a healthy 39 yr old. There is nothing he can not do. From being a volunteer firefighter to being a Correction Officer.
Amen
Wow
Thank you so much! I am actually in nursing school. I have a patient with Kawasaki disease, and my teacher asked me about the relationship between IVIG with Kawasaki disease which is not covered in my textbook and in other websites. I finally found it in your lecture! You saves me! thank you!
Brilliant, thank you for the great memory aid!
My nephew was diagnosed with Kawasaki Incomplete few weeks ago. The doctors in the hospital were once confused and doubted, because they couldn't find complete symptoms of kawasaki disease, only 3 out of them (conjunctivitis, red lips, and big swollen lymph node on the right neck under his ear). The child's fever was present on the first to seventh day, but was gone on the eighth day. He looked like ahealthy boy on this eighth day with no fever at all, but the red eyes & lips were still there. Until his blood result showed that he's got trombositosis (normal 304,000 to 524,000) and the next day was also getting increase. So, my nephew received IVIG & aspirin for his treatment, although the full signs of kawasaki disease were not there. Now, he is a healthy boy and his heart also. Thanking God for everything. Thank you for sharing your video! It is very helpful and well-explained. God bless you, sir.
Is he fully recovered now becoz my son also diagnosed with this disease and m worried plz help from India
@@gayatrijain404 yes, my nephew recovered and he's a healthy boy, now. The IVIG vaccine should be given before reaching 10 days prior to the Kawasaki symptoms first recognised. There is always a chance to be healed completely, the sooner the doctor diagnosed, the better is the result.
Hope your son will get well soon, I will be praying from Indonesia. God heals him. Blessings!
Thanks
Hows your nephow now completely recoverd
Hows your nephow now completely recoverd
Crash and burn mnemonic blew my mind! Great video, thank you!
Your videos are so helpful at understanding these processes and making the info click into place, thanks!
Your videos are a blessing! Thank you 🙏
Thank you sir from the bottom of my heart, the mnemonic are amazing
excellent lesson. thank you
Thanks a lot for the perfect explanation!
very nice explanation sir thanks a lot
Excellent presentation.
Awesome 🤩
شكرا 🌺🌺
I was so amazed with the acronym lol I'm a child hahaha. Loved this video
Life saviour !!
Brilliant sir
Could the IVIG cause problems with kidneys ?
What about corticosteroid therapy as an anti- inflammatory agents (( although they are immunosuppressive agents )) in the treatment of this condition?
What program are yoy using PLZZZZZZZ
Thank you so helpful my son died 2 weeks ago of miss diagnosed kawazaki disease and this answered a lot of my questions. Thanks
may he rest in peace :(
rest in peace :(
oo... rest in peace
I had Kawasaki disease 😞 I'm so sorry to hear that, I'm very blessed to b alive
my son also had kawasaki both cronary ateries r dilated can anyone having this and alive
I just wondering why patients experience conjunctivitis and rashes? Because KD targets the vessels? When the very small vessels in the eyes or the extremities get inflamed then conjunctivitis and hands and feet erythema occurs?
Thanks
Wouldn't it be better to give the kid clopidogrel because aspirin is contraindicated in children due to Rey's syndrome?
Conjunctivitis does not mean red eyes. It means inflammation of the conjunctiva. That includes a lot more than redness.
Bitte wo kann man hilfe Bekommen
Ich habe keine Hilfe.
Ich würde gerne sterben soviel schmerzenden hab ich in den meinem und Augen
Scarlet Fever spares the palms and soles.
Sir my son 6 month old baby he was affected by kawasaki disease but he recovered from fever , it damage heart blood vessels coronary arteries aneurysm doctor advised to take ecosprin and wart tabulet continuously , is there any possibility to reduce that aneurysm
I had KD when i was 4 months old in 1994, sadly i received brain damage too my frontal lobe i had to receive a Hemogloben in the top of my head, as my veins were too small for the doctor's also being born with ADHD my symptoms can seem extremely Autistic/Asperger's, but i have never gotten diagnosed with autism or Asperger's
Being in Western Australia, back in 1994, my case was extremely rare , and my mother really has no idea how i got it, i have never met a single person whom has gotten brain damage due to KD while also being born with ADHD, growing up, life was tough and i was constantly bullied due to my learning disorders, which has caused multiple mental health issued combined with everything else, i take things day by day, but even at 28, i struggle with alot
my son have kawasaki disease,doctor give asprin for 8 weeks,can someone plz tell me is he gonna b ok?nd also his skin is pealing off
he mentioned that in the video at 1 minute
My-son-6-months-Fever-an-now-Rash-skin-...treated-with-ASPRIN,-worried-about-to-know-if-he-is-going-to-be-ok-any-guaidance-tips-will-be-appreciated.plz
Yes he will be fine. They will just monitor is heart every followup to check if there is any aneurysm formation.
It is curable
Is covid 19 is associated with Kawasaki deases I guess
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37. Infectious diseases associated with cutaneous pe-
techiae and purpura include which of the following?
A. Toxic shock syndrome
B. Meningococcemia
C. Disseminated gonococcemia
D. Kawasaki's syndrome
E. Rocky Mountain spotted fever
F. Endocarditis
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