Question 297 · LEK · Kawasaki disease
In the diagnostics of Kawasaki disease, the clinically significant symptoms do not include:
- A. fever lasting for more than 5 days.
- B. erythema of the hands and feet.
- C. bilateral conjunctivitis.
- D. lip swelling and cracking.
- E. pneumonia.
Hint
List the classic criteria for Kawasaki disease (fever plus five mucocutaneous and lymph node features) and find the item that does not belong.
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