Question 148 · LEK · Other
Which of the following is not a cause of cardiogenic syncope in children?
- A. Kawasaki disease.
- B. elongated QT syndrome.
- C. pulmonary hypertension.
- D. abnormal self-regulation of heart rate and blood pressure during long time standing.
- E. dilated cardiomyopathy.
Hint
Separate syncope caused by structural or electrical heart disease from reflex syncope triggered by prolonged standing.
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