<prompt> True about subcutaneous nodule in Rheumatic fevera Non tenderb Most common manifestationc Present on extensor surfacesd Associated with arthritisabcacb  <response>: Subcutaneous nodule It is a rare manifestation of acute RF.Subcutaneous nodules are a late manifestation and appear 6 weeks after the onset of RF.Often seen in association with carditis.Do not appear as isolated manifestation.These are round, firm, painless nontender, freely movable subcutaneous lesions.Found along the extensor surfaces of tendons near the bony prominences such as elbow, knees, wrists, occiput and spine.Last for a week or two and disappear spontaneously. 