CRASH and Burn for KAWASAKI DISEASE

 Conjunctivitis (bilateral non purulent

Rash polymorphous non vesicular

Adenopathy cervical more then 1.5cm

Strawberry tongue not glossitis

Hands and feet changes edema, peeling

Burn high fever more than 5 days

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