Nursing of atypical Kawasaki disease.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Nursing of atypical Kawasaki disease [Abstract] Objective To investigate the atypical Kawasaki disease (KD care. Methods From March 2006 Pediatrics ~ March 2008 12 cases of atypical Kawasaki disease treated children with clinical data analysis, by arising in the course of illness in children with a variety of signs and symptoms observed, the corresponding range of effective interventions to implement, while mental health of children and their families for guidance. Results 12 cases of atypical Kawasaki disease in children all recovered. Conclusion For children with atypical Kawasaki disease effectively shorten the course of care is reasonable, effective way to improve the cure rate. [Keywords:] disease, care Kawasaki disease (KD), also known as mucocutaneous lymph node syndrome, is a kind of systemic vasculitis as the main acute febrile disease rash diseases, clinical features of acute fever, rash, skin and mucous membrane lesions and lymph nodes. The disease occurs in infants and young children, more men than women, no significant seasonal incidence. atypical KD is not reached the diagnostic criteria for typical KD, but the development of the disease through the consistent features of KD, and has ruled out other diseases, or heart of a typical vascular complications [1]. now in our hospital pediatric March 2006 ~ March 2008 12 patients were treated in children with atypical Kawasaki disease in children were reviewed retrospectively in order to increase our awareness and atypical KD contribute to reasonable care. 1 Clinical data Our hospital in March 2006 ~ March 2008 admitted to atypical KD 12 patients, 7 males and 5 females, age 10 to 72 months, including 8 patients within 3 years, 3 years old in 4 cases, mean 3.5 years. clinical features on admission in children: All children with fever for 5 days, 4 cases of children with conjunctival hyperemia, 7 cases of children lips flushing, dry, red bayberry tongue, skin rash in 7