1.Analysis of etiopathogenesis of the right middle lobe atelectasis
Min SONG ; Chengping HU ; Huaping NIE
Chinese Journal of Practical Internal Medicine 2002;0(08):-
Objective To explore the rule of etiopathogenisis disposition and tendency.Methods Bronchoscopic test was performed in these 899 patients.The differences among different periods,age groups and smoking status groups were compared.Results In recent 15 years,the ratio of old patients raised obviously.The causes were unspecialized inflammation(76.6%),tumor(12.9%),and tuberculosis(8.2%).Unspecialized inflammation cause was significantly more in young group than middle age group and old age group(P400 cigarette-years group than non-smoker group(P400 cigarette-years,should be alert for tumor,and take bronchoscopic test timely.Young patients should pay more attention to tuberculosis cause.
2.Correlative study about nurses′preventive behavior against needle stick injuries and perception of risks, hospital safety climate
Shengxiao NIE ; Hong SUN ; Lei WANG ; Xin GUAN ; Jing LENG ; Huaping LIU
Chinese Journal of Modern Nursing 2016;22(7):972-974,975
Objective To explore the correlation between nurses′ preventive behavior against needle stick injuries and perception of risks, hospital safety climate as well as provide some references for strategy making. Methods In accordance with a multi-stage sampling method, questionnaires were used to collect data from 1 012 nurses in 8 level three class A general hospitals. Results The average scores of nurses′ preventive actions toward needle stick injuries and hospital safety climate were (3. 71 ± 0. 50) and (3. 91 ± 0. 53) respectively. Nurses with high perception of risks accounted for 67. 1%. In addition, the Spearman correlation analysis suggested that nurses′preventive behavior was negatively correlated with perception of risks (r= -0. 093,P<0. 01), while it positively correlated with hospital safety climate (r=0. 463,P<0. 01). Conclusions Clinical nurses should have further regulations for protective behavior against needle injuries. We can take measurements actively to reduce nurses perception of risks and create safety work climate that can be benefits for nurses taking favorable protective behavior and reducing the incidence of needle injuries.
3.A study on difficulty measurement of nursing items in general wards in level three grade A hospitals in Beijing
Jing LENG ; Yan ZHANG ; Huaping LIU ; Shengxiao NIE ; Zhenhui WANG ; Hong SUN
Chinese Journal of Modern Nursing 2015;(14):1634-1638
Objective To explore how to define the difficulty and time measurement of nursing items in general wards in level three grade A hospital in Beijing, so as to provide evidence for nursing workload measurement. Methods By literature review, we self-designed nursing items scale, and selected 30 nurses conveniently for the each item assessment of workload. After screening nursing items again, 10 nurse clinicians had been chosen for semi-structure interview. Finally, we selected 9 nurse clinicians to take part in the discussion meeting, in order to acquire a suitable difficulty assessment and time measurement of nursing items. Results Our study confirmed 64 nursing items at the end, and all items were suitable for difficulty assessment and time measurement, and included the work items of personal care assistant and field staffs, but never contained some items, which could not measure time, such as grade one nursing. Conclusions The nursing items had some certain development and updating recently in level three grade A hospital in Beijing, and this study acquires 64 nursing items, which are all normal clinical nursing activities and suitable for difficulty assessment and time measurement, can be cornerstone for a reasonable and accurate nursing workload measurement.
4.Investigation and correlation among clinical nurses′pricking wound knowledge, attitude and behavior
Shengxiao NIE ; Yanping SHI ; Jin ZHAO ; Lei WANG ; Xin GUAN ; Jing LENG ; Huaping LIU
Chinese Journal of Modern Nursing 2015;(24):2892-2895
Objective To probe into the correlation among pricking wound related knowledge, attitude and behavior of clinical nurses, and provide reference for preventive strategy. Methods Multistage sampling method was used to choose 1 126 ward nurses in 8 level three general hospitals, and self designed pricking wound KAP scale was utilized to investigate. Results The correct rate of clinical nurses′pricking wound related knowledge was 86. 67%, the median of attitude score 4. 20 and average score of related behavior (3. 71 ± 0.50). The pricking wound related knowledge and attitude presented positive correlation with behavior (r =0. 210,0. 251;P <0. 01). Conclusions Clinical nurses master pricking wound related knowledge and have positive attitude, but preventive behavior is not ideal.
5.Establishment of a high-throughput sequencing platform for the whole genome of Chikungunya virus based on a multiplex-PCR method
Wenzhe SU ; Yan LI ; Weizhi LU ; Huaping XIE ; Kuibiao LI ; Biao DI ; Kai NIE ; Huanyu WANG ; Zhoubin ZHANG ; Songtao XU
Chinese Journal of Preventive Medicine 2024;58(4):489-496
Objective:To establish a rapid pipeline for whole genome sequencing of Chikungunya virus (CHIKV) by combining imbricated multiplex-PCR amplification and Illumina high-throughput sequencing platform.Methods:The primary reference sequences of CHIKV were downloaded from the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) database, covering all genotypes of CHIKV. After multiple alignments using the Mafft software and phylogenetic analysis, the 20 CHIKV references were selected for primer design. The Primal Scheme tool and Geneious Prime software were used to design, evaluate and optimize the primer panel. Finally, seven CHIKV-positive samples were involved in the validation of the primer panel.Results:All the amplicons of the designed panel were generated successfully. The consensuses generated from the mapping results could cover 100.00% of the coding region of the CHIKV genome when the Ct-value of the sample was less than 33, as the percentage would decrease to 99.38% when the Ct-value reached 35. The mapping percentage could be increased by 5.70%-25.43% when using the stepwise correction mapping strategy.Conclusion:The multiplex-PCR amplification method for CHIKV whole genome sequencing is relatively simple and convenient, which only requires two tubes of PCR amplification and performs well on CHIKV-positive clinical samples with different concentration levels of virus.
6.Establishment of a high-throughput sequencing platform for the whole genome of Chikungunya virus based on a multiplex-PCR method
Wenzhe SU ; Yan LI ; Weizhi LU ; Huaping XIE ; Kuibiao LI ; Biao DI ; Kai NIE ; Huanyu WANG ; Zhoubin ZHANG ; Songtao XU
Chinese Journal of Preventive Medicine 2024;58(4):489-496
Objective:To establish a rapid pipeline for whole genome sequencing of Chikungunya virus (CHIKV) by combining imbricated multiplex-PCR amplification and Illumina high-throughput sequencing platform.Methods:The primary reference sequences of CHIKV were downloaded from the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) database, covering all genotypes of CHIKV. After multiple alignments using the Mafft software and phylogenetic analysis, the 20 CHIKV references were selected for primer design. The Primal Scheme tool and Geneious Prime software were used to design, evaluate and optimize the primer panel. Finally, seven CHIKV-positive samples were involved in the validation of the primer panel.Results:All the amplicons of the designed panel were generated successfully. The consensuses generated from the mapping results could cover 100.00% of the coding region of the CHIKV genome when the Ct-value of the sample was less than 33, as the percentage would decrease to 99.38% when the Ct-value reached 35. The mapping percentage could be increased by 5.70%-25.43% when using the stepwise correction mapping strategy.Conclusion:The multiplex-PCR amplification method for CHIKV whole genome sequencing is relatively simple and convenient, which only requires two tubes of PCR amplification and performs well on CHIKV-positive clinical samples with different concentration levels of virus.