Objective To explore the value of automatic photography in the observation of results of Schistosoma japoni?cum miracidium hatching experiments. Methods Some fresh S. japonicum eggs were added into cow feces,and the samples of feces were divided into a low infested experimental group and a high infested group(40 samples each group). In addition,there was a negative control group with 40 samples of cow feces without S. japonicum eggs. The conventional nylon bag S. japonicum miracidium hatching experiments were performed. The process was observed with the method of flashlight and magnifying glass combined with automatic video(automatic photography method),and,at the same time,with the naked eye observation meth?od. The results were compared. Results In the low infested group,the miracidium positive detection rates were 57.5% and 85.0%by the naked eye observation method and automatic photography method,respectively(χ2=11.723,P<0.05). In the high infested group,the positive detection rates were 97.5%and 100%by the naked eye observation method and automatic pho?tography method,respectively(χ2= 1.253,P > 0.05). In the two infested groups,the average positive detection rates were 77.5% and 92.5% by the naked eye observation method and automatic photography method,respectively(χ2 = 6.894,P <0.05). Conclusion The automatic photography can effectively improve the positive detection rate in the S. japonicum miracidi?um hatching experiments.

Objective Analysis of the complete genome sequence about the newly emerged pandemic norovirus GⅡ.4 genotype, to understand its variation characteristics.Methods 264 patients were collected with diarrhea.The RNA was extracted from 264 fe-cal specimens and cDNA was synthetized.The positive samples were amplified by PCR,the amplified fragments were sequenced. The complete genome sequences of the norovirus was sequenced and analyzed.Results A new norovirus variant strain of Jingzhou GⅡ.4,a pleiston of Sydney GⅡ.4 was isolated.A large variation was found in the new variant subtype,which was mutated inclu-ding in the hypervariable P2 domain of the major capsid protein VP1.Conclusion The result demonstrates the variant strain of Sydney GⅡ.4 was spread to China.VP1 of norovirus GⅡ.4 is evolving rapidly.The spread and evolution situation of the norovirus GⅡ.4 need to be closely monitored in China for the development of effective vaccines and therapeutic monoclonal antibodies.

OBJECTIVE To know about the urogentital tract infection caused by Ureaplasma urealyticum(Uu) and Mycoplasma hominis(Mh) and distribution and antibiotic susceptibility.METHODS Uu and Mh were isolated and their antibiotic susceptibility was detected by ICS kit from Lizhu company in Zhuhai.RESULTS Among the 246 samples,126 were positive(51.22%) of which Uu were 114,Mh 2,and both Uu and Mh 10;females were more apt to be infected(P

Objective To evaluate the disinfect effects of glutaraldehyde, ortho-phthalaldehyde ( OPA ) and peracetic acid on gastroscopy disinfection. Methods Relevant literature from PubMed, Cochrane Library, web of science, Embase, CNKI, CBM, VIP were retrieved to collect the randomized controlled trials on disinfection by glutaraldehyde, OPA and peracetic acid on gastroscope. Literature was selected according to the inclusion and exclusion criteria. The RevMan 5. 3. 4. 0 statistic software was used to extract data and a meta-analysis was performed. Results A total of 18 RCT were included. There were significant differences in the disinfect effects between the OPA group and the glutaraldehyde group ( OR=2. 02, 95％CI:1. 88-1. 27, P<0. 00001), and between the peracetic acid group and the glutaraldehyde group ( OR = 2. 79, 95％CI:1. 52-5. 11, P = 0. 0009 ) . There were no significant differences in the disinfection effect between the OPA group and peracetic acid group ( OR=1. 30,95％CI:0. 62-2. 73, P=0. 49) . Conclusion The disinfect effects of OPA and peracetic acid are similar, which are superior to glutaraldehyde. Compared with OPA and glutaraldehyde, peracetic acid is a better choice considering its good disinfect effect and low cost.

Objective To explore pediatric nurses' perceptions about patients' safety culture and identify the factors that affect patients' safety culture so as to provide evidences for improving patients' safety. Methods A cross-sectional study with convenience sampling was performed on 886 pediatric nurses working in a children's hospital from July 2016 to September 2016. Patients' safety culture was assessed using the Chinese version of the Hospital Survey on Patient Safety Culture.Results 74.1% of nurses evaluated patients' safety grade as either 'very good' or 'good'. The advantage areas with positive responsive rates higher than 75% were described as follows "feedback and communication about error", "teamwork within units" and "organizational learning and continuous improvement". Areas need to be improved with positive responsive rates lower than 50% included "staffing" and "frequency of events reported". Multiple linear regression analysis indicated that ages and overtime work of nurses were main factors that affected nurses' knowledge of patients' safety culture. The two factors explained 10.8% of total variation.Conclusions Nurses in the children's hospital has an overall high level of knowledge to patients' safety culture. However, several aspects need to be improved. It is necessary to provide positive interventions to factors that affect knowledge of safety culture.