The correct answer is C. He has Brugada syndrome and his ECG findings were exacerbated by the fever. He should be treated with Tylenol and admitted. So the ECG patent in Brugada syndrome can be highly variable from day to day. It is exacerbated by fever. Here, the fever brought out a type one Brugada syndrome ECG patent. The Brugada syndrome ECG patent is worsened by beta blockers and there's no evidence that beta blockers prevent arrhythmias or sudden cardiac death. Fever can promote arrhythmias as well as the Brugada syndrome ECG patent. Thus, affected patients should be aggressively treated with antipyretics such as Tylenol and monitored if they develop a type one Brugada syndrome patent, especially if they have symptoms suggestive of arrhythmias. Thus, the patient should be admitted to the hospital and monitored. While quinidine can normalize the electrocardiogram in Brugada syndrome patients by decreasing the transient outward potassium current and while quinidine is certainly useful in cases of arrhythmic storm, there is no evidence supporting its use in the primary prevention of arrhythmias and sudden death should somebody need long-term therapy, the only therapy that is proven is the defibrillator. Thank you very much.

Brugada syndrome

fever

defibrillator

quinidine

arrhythmia