A 4-year-old presents CTAS 2 with five days of fever, bilateral non-purulent conjunctivitis, cracked lips, swollen hands and a polymorphous rash. HR

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A 4-year-old presents CTAS 2 with five days of fever, bilateral non-purulent conjunctivitis, cracked lips, swollen hands and a polymorphous rash. HR is 132 and BP is normal. There is a 2 cm cervical node and no respiratory focus. What is the most likely diagnosis?

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Kawasaki disease

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Stevens-Johnson syndrome

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Scarlet fever without cardiac risk

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Viral urticaria

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Measles with pneumonia

Kawasaki disease — RCPSC EM MCQ

A 4-year-old presents CTAS 2 with five days of fever, bilateral non-purulent conjunctivitis, cracked lips, swollen hands and a polymorphous rash. HR is 132 and BP is normal. There is a 2 cm cervical node and no respiratory focus. What is the most likely diagnosis?