What is Kawasaki disease? | Circulatory System and Disease | NCLEX-RN | Khan Academy
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- Опубліковано 29 кві 2014
- Kawasaki disease (also known as mucocutaneous lymph node syndrome) is a type of vasculitis that affects medium arteries. Patients with Kawasaki disease can have symptoms like rashes on the palms of hands, soles of feet, in the eyes, and on the tongue (called strawberry tongue). Created by Ian Mannarino.
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The pediatrician who discovered this, Tomisaku Kawasaki, died 5 days ago. His obituary just came out today in the Kyodo News. Thank you for giving light and a better world for those w/ Kawasaki Disease :(
I’m a survivor of Kawasaki disease. I was helicoptered out of Northern California(eureka) to Oakland Ca(where I live now) and was treated at Children’s hospital of Oakland. The doctors couldn’t figure out what I had, they thought maybe hepatitis but I tested negative for everything, including Kawasaki. I was so close to death(heart failure from the inflammation) they told my mom to stay close cause I would most likely pass during the night. A doctor that was not on my case noticed I was from asian decent(last name Wong) and begged for my doctors to start treating me for Kawasaki bc he was sure I had it. Even though I had tested negative he said let’s give it a shot... the next day I had already made a full recovery. Whatever antibodies or treatment they gave me made me feel miraculously better overnight. I was begging my mom to go get food from the cafeteria and to be pushed in the wheel chair. I was admitted to CHO for around 2 months maybe 3. They kept me there to monitor me and make sure I made a full recovery. I remember the nurses being so nice, letting me watch Barney on the roll a way tv. I got a doll and medical tape to take home. I remember all of my family visiting me because they all thought I was going to die. As a child I had no clue what was going on. As an adult I’m so thankful to the doctor that helped me, and saved my life! Now I have a 5 year old, I am beyond blessed.
I'm a survivor of kawasaki disease.
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I'm too
FamilyGirl35 me too
Josh Gaming1111 How old were you when you got it? I was a baby.
Little White How old were you when you had it?
I got this disease when I was a kid... my mother didn't notice anything wrong expect a fever so she wasn't worried but thanks to my brother who was sick from the commen cold for about 3 week she decided to bring me as well because i had a fever too so my brother got check and he had just a common cold but when the doctor saw me and notice other symptoms like rash and red eye etc he sent me to a specialized kid hospital i was diagnosed and treated and i survived! Thanks to my sick brother!
my son had this when he was 5,he is now 25. He was hospitalized for two weeks and send to a children's hospital to get treatment..I would never wish this on any child after seeing what my son went through
Natalie Russ I'm so sorry. Im a white girl who also had this disease when I was 4 months old. I'm 15 now. even though I'm fortunate enough to have no memory of it, I still think about what my parents must have gone through worrying about me.
Natalie Russ I was only 2 months old when I khan Kawasaki disease I am now 12 now
Natalie Russ two weeks, I mean it is horrible, but happy to hear that he only stayed for two weeks, I stayed in a hospital for 2 months
I had it when i was born
I got Kawasaki disease when I was 4 I live in the uk. With the right treatment I got better in 8 days btw I live in the uk.Their can be side affect for the first 4-5 years as I got chest pains but our doctor told us how to deal with that. I'm now 10 and life has been great
I was near death as well and the symptoms and what they do to you are horrible but you deal with the pain first knowing some Time soon you won't have some.Btw when u r in school I only got to stay 9:00 9:30 as they said I still had the disease so :D #noschool
I got this when I was 4, I spent 3 months in hospital as they couldn't diagnose me. I almost didn't make it, luckily a nurse/Dr came from London and diagnosed me with kawasaki disease. I was one of the first in Wales to be treated with it.
@Little White It's an illness characterized by high fevers, painful rashes, conjunctivitis, dry red mouth, strawberry red tongue, etc. It can also cause heart problems afterwards
I had this disease too. Luckily my mom was able to notice my symptoms very quickly and took me to my doctor and he quickly diagnosed me. I was able to quickly recover and I was told I saw a heart specialist for a year after I was cured. I only have one memory of that time and it was me laying in my hospital bed holding a brown teddy bear. Now that I’ve grown up and seen my family experience more health scares, I’m very thankful for my mom and my doctors.❤
Thank you for the great video!
such a great video ! wow
Great video, thank you.
Thank you so much for the mnemonics!
TheFrogmaster66 what mnemonics?
Could easily be mistaken for bacterial meningitis except for the nucal rigidity. The rash on the palms is similar to smallpox.
Infectious diseases are fun
😭omg my mom thought i had measles or something as a kid. I just got dna tested i have a 95% chance of Kawasaki’s. 😭
you got yourself a subscriber my friend. excellent
I’m a survivor of kawasaki disease. I’m Asian and i had this when i was 10 yrs old. They said this isn’t just about rashes or all the symptoms mentioned but a heart problem. You are not allowed to get mad or super happy either. You’re not allowed to get tired or else your heart is in danger
My son had this disease at the age of 4,now he is 19.he was hospitalised for 10 days.there was no chance to survive but thanks to god he is alwayes with us.one day a young dr came to the hospital and told that the red rashes under the skin may be the symptoms of kawasaki idisease .he had the high fever also.all of medicines were failed.septisemia started to attack his body.at that time the young dr came and recognise the symptoms and he immediately sent to the r .n.tagore the best hospital of heart treatment in kolkata(india).and the actual treatment started.and he finally got speedy recovery.the young dr was an angel to us .his one word gave life to my son.now my son is 19 and he is a would be software engineer.
also causes aneurysms
I had Kawasaki but had no rashes but on and off sickness thank god in good
im a survivor of kawasaki disease and i have no asian origins quite the opposite irish ones
It seems to be sweeping the hospitals in the NHS last three weeks worrying
@Little White I was a baby when I had it, so I don't remember, but that must have sucked to have it at that age.🙁
Im just now realizing I could have died.... didn’t know it could be this serious
I was 18 months old when i had this and its not just around asia its not the number 1 heart problem in the uk for children
My boyfriend had Kawasaki disease when he was seven for about 2 months. But ever since then he's had terrible heart problems and he's been tested for years, but never been properly diagnosed (since they don't know what he has exactly). He'll have random heart pain's that get worse each time they happen and the left part of his back becomes numb. If anyone else has had this please let me know.
I apparently had this when I was a baby and I was pretty sure it was made up until I looked it up cause I’d NEVER heard of it from ANYONE else lol
I had this disease when I was, 6 years old and survived 👍
I want to thank you for this video and the other videos who have posted about this disease! Your videos were the only videos that truly heloed us. We recently went to the emergency with all of these symptoms with our baby. I've never heard of this disease and Drs don't really explain stuff well. While the Drs in the ER where trying to figure things out and thinking if indeed it was Kawasaki disease, this videos was a true blessing to us. Thank you for taking your time to put this videos together so parents like us who are scare out of our pants in the hospital with our children, have some kind of understanding. Knowing is the first key to our fears, the unknown, and everything that comes with scary diagnosis. God bless you. And Thank you again..
I had this disease I was a female 13 years old.. my other female cousin also got this disease very weird not typical
I got it when I was 7 In the Us
Thanks to us gamily girl we had the disease too and our blood got sent to other countries.
Awesme!
I came here looking for an excuse to tell my wife so I could buy another motorcycle. Was severely disappointed.
LOL!!
I had Kawasaki's when I was 9 o almost died because they didn't know what was wrong with me if my mom's friend witch is a doctor found out I would be dead.
@@itzkawaii_ocean4467 Too many wheelies?
@@NORMIES_GET_OUT i have no idea how i got it
Had this when I was 3, messed me up really bad
I am a survivor but I live in the USA and I had huge headaches,very high fevers, vomiting, and I didn't eat for a week I lost 20 to 10 pounds in a week and I almost died
I have this right now age 12. Gonna tell my mom I didn't know until this video thank you.
I hope you are well little one.
@@JuJuForREAL lol I don't think I have it anymore or I don't think I ever had it so yea haha
I had this when I was 8. It was so strange and I find it stranger still because I was older than the target age and I’m 100% white. I remember a lot of it and I wish there was more evidence on what causes it, because two of my uncles on both sides had it
I had it at 7... also white was in the hospital for a month before they diagnosed it
Omg. I always remembered Kawasaki by the same pnemonic. Thats really the same.
Child on bike, dtiving fast, so red eyes, hands and feet. Wearing a helmt so cervical LN involved. :
I got it on 4 july
I was 10 years old when I had it, my doctors thought it was the German Measles, I was in the hospital for 2 weeks but didn't take the medicine so I could get it again at any point in my life, I am not Asian either
+ZeN Voltage may b ur mm visited asia once
KIRBY RIGHT BACK AT YA
I was about 7 years old when it happened
My brother is a survivor of kawasaki he got only 10 days in the hospital
If this is meant for NCLEX review, you should include tx.
my mum showed meh this video when i was in hospital from hospital , and i was shaking
XoxKassieXox ROBLE / MSP My parents had to wrap me in ice packets on the way to the emergency room.
I'm a survivor of Yamaha disease.
I-have-son-6months-old-diagnosed-for-KAWASAKi...rashes-just-begun-before-the-doc-started-treatment-of-ASPRIN..coz-of-high-fever!..any-support-plzzzzz?
faaiez malik my children had it there fine after treatment.
I got it when I was 4 and I live in Nova Scotia (not saying where)
Jose d'Entremont my brother got it when he was 13, we live in Dartmouth
I’m a survivor of this disease
I have this disease I only have it on the palms and face and I have a sore throat I'm from Saudi araba I'm 11
I got this from going to 5th grade camp.
4 to 5 why my baby brother hes only 5 months
My brother got it when he was 13
I'm worried about my son can any one advise me what to do.
Take him to the hospital
I got this when I was younger, it sucked
Pericardial effusion isn't necessarily blood, just most commonly.
+Tim Salotto Right, because he was describing blood in the pericardial space technically he should have said cardiac tamponade.
I’m African-American And I had this disease also at birth
I am a survivor of Kawasaki disease
I’m a survivor 🙃
Me two
Maybe it com from Japan
And i was talking to me and Jhovanyplays
I have kawasaki
I'm a Survivor of Kawasaki, but I don't come from an Asian decent, I'm Hispanic, I was diagnosed at age 1 and stopped at age 6, but I still don't know if I have it now or not, all of my family thought I was going to die, but one special doctor was able to help me and now I have rare blood, and the funny thing is my bday is in January😂
Let me tell you this BTW I'm a 10 year old girl,so before this happens to me I was at the beach in feel like that might have to do something with it I really don't know
My son got it after we had our carpets cleaned. They told us possible cause
"I experienced Kawasaki disease at the age of 2 in 1996, a time when the means to promptly identify this condition were not as developed. Fortunately, I survived. Kawasaki disease is an acute febrile illness primarily affecting children, characterized by inflammation of blood vessels (vasculitis) and potential impact on various organ systems, notably the coronary arteries. Symptoms encompass fever, rash, swelling of the hands and feet, redness of the eyes, and swollen lymph nodes."
"I am currently 28 years old and generally in good health. However, I have experienced episodes of high fever accompanied by a rash that bears similarities to the rash associated with Kawasaki disease. These occurrences typically last for about one week, resolving on their own. Despite being an overall healthy individual, the recurrent nature of these symptoms raises concerns. I am seeking professional medical advice to understand and address this pattern."
"I am also interested in understanding the potential side effects of Kawasaki disease. Additionally, I would like to inquire about any interactions or effects on the body when it is already affected by another disease. Seeking comprehensive information to better comprehend the implications of these health concerns."
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I had this when I was 3 lol
i still have kawaski and its been 6 years:(
Vanessa Saravia I teared up just reading that. i am a white girl who had this disease very younge. sending u endless empathy.😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
i remember this shit hurting bruv
I have a Lil cousin that was diagnose with it at age 4 or 5 I had never heard of it till then. Now they say it comes from Asian decendents and we are African American but who's to say that her father side doesn't have Asian decendents. We all kno that we are amongst the living but who's to say what decendents are in us all. They say only blacks have sickle cells so when we see whites with it it's a well known fact that they have black decendents . Any one with this disease most likely do have Asian decendents because as long as you live you will never kno all your relatives then in the war we mixed it up so beautiful then
Is she alive? I know an African American 5 year old girl who was just diagnosed. Prayer please
@@annasrobloxchannel3816 same. My niece is black. We do have Indian in us and Indian is Asian. So idk if there’s some actual Asian down the line or just bad luck.
That doesn't explain how I got at the age of 11. Maybe I have some Asian genetic
I'm dying to buy a new motorcycle.
😂😂😂
I literally had so many doctors around me that time I would have died if I didn't get cured
As if we didn´t have enough with the covid19...
exactly
I'm getting rid of my dirt bike
Anton Borman Funny joke 10/10
this desease is caused by riding kawasaki bikes at high speeds
Im not asian
Dear doctor or medical student :
Please do not waste your time with khan academy lectures. They are not for you. But only for non medicals ppl.
@Patrick dirty USMLE, osmosis, and so many others
@Patrick meet patel also cool.
@Patrick sure.
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22. Which of the following statements regarding Kawa-
saki's syndrome (mucocutaneous lymph node syndrome)
is/are true?
A. Is characterized by the presence of fever, cervi-
cal lymphadenopathy, and a morbiliform or
scarletiniform eruption
B. Is associated with conjunctivitis, strawberry
tongue, and cheilitis
C. Is associated with redness and induration of the
hands and feet
D. Is characteristically associated with hypoten-
sion an renal insufficiency
E. May result in the rapid developement of life-
threatening cardiac changes, most notably, cor-
onary aneurysms.
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22.(A---True; B---True; C---True; D---Flse; E---
False) Discussion: Whereas hypotension and renal in-
sufficiency are not a classic feature of Kawasaki's disease,
fatalities may occur in a minority of convalescing children
as a result of coronary aneurysms which arise by as yet
unexplained means in this disease. Recent data suggest
that intravenous immunoglobulin therapy is the treat-
ment of choice. Previous studies have suggested a benefi-
cial role for low-dose salicylates; however, systemic corti-
costeroids are contraindicated, since the latter may
promote the developement of coronary injury. (Gersony)
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it was first descovered in asia!!!
surprise surprise!!!!!
@Little White It's an illness characterized by high fevers, painful rashes, conjunctivitis, dry red mouth, strawberry red tongue, etc. It can also cause heart problems afterwards
I'm a survivor of kawasaki disease.
@Little White It's an illness characterized by high fevers, painful rashes, conjunctivitis, dry red mouth, strawberry re tongue, etc. It can also cause heart problems afterwards
@Little White It's an illness characterized by high fevers, painful rashes, conjunctivitis, dry red mouth, strawberry re tongue, etc. It can also cause heart problems afterwards