OBJECTIVE To further improve the quality and promote implementation of(disinfection) and isolation(system), in order to reduce hospital infection.METHODS The quality control network is applied to perfect(disinfection) and isolation system and implemented the quality inspection according to standards to promote the(improvement) of management quality.RESULTS According to weak links existent in management to further(improve) the quality of work(analysis) and inspection that implemented,find out the course of implementing in(existent) weak link,improve and realize the disinfection and isolation system in practice.CONCLUSIONS The further improvement of quality in disinfection and isolation system implement is the best way to improve the(hospital) management of disinfection and isolation.

Objective To explore the correlation of fatigue and life quality of lung cancer patients after chemotherapy. Method A survey was conducted among 54 lung cancer patients after chemotherapy with revised piper fatigue scale ( PFS ) and medical outcomes study (SF-36). Result The total score of PFS of lung cancer patients was (6.44 ± 1.62). The score of SF-36 related area include physical dimension (58.47 ± 5.48), psychological dimension (55.04 ± 4.91) and social dimension (49.21 ± 4.77) environment dimension (52.86 ± 4.98). The total score of PFS was negatively correlated with physical, psychological and environmental dimensions (P<0.05), and not correlated with social dimension (P<0.05). Conclusions The cancer-related fatigue and life quality of lung cancer patient is at medium-severe level, and their life quality is at low level. Positive and effective psychological intervention and psychological nursing can reduce cancer-related fatigue and improve their life quality.

Objective To study the clinical effect of orthopedic-orthodontic treatment in crossbite in deciduous dentition through cephalmetric analysis. Methods 12 children with crossbite in deciduous dentition were enrolled in treatment group. Control group included 8 patients with normal deciduous dentition. Modified reverse headgear was used in each patient in the treatment group. Orthodontic force was a-bout 2. 94-4. 90 N (300-500 g) , and the direction of force was under occlusion plane for 37 degree. Each patient wore reverse headgear for 10 hour per day. Orthodontic treatment lasted for 6 months, and then orthodontic treatment began at once. Orthodontic treatment was not over until crossbite was corrected. The cephalmetric change was compared between two groups before treatment (T1) , after orthopedic treatment (T2)and after orthodontic treatment (T3). The effect of orthopedic-orthodontic treatment was analyzed in two group. Results Crossbite was corrected successfully in all patients in the treatment group. After treatment, A point moved forward by 2. 8mm, Is-FHp increased 8. 38 mm, ＜SNA increased 2. 65, incisors in mandible moved backward a little bit. All these changes were statistical different as compared with those in the control group. Conclusion Skeletal and dental deformity are improved progressively after combined orthopedic-orthodontic treatment. It is recommended to perform orthopedic-orthodontic therapy in skeletal crossbite in deciduous dentition.

Objective To evaluate the effects of the improved monitoring system for pressure ulcers? Method The monitoring system for pressure ulcers was improved and the measures were as follows:completing the organizational system for managing ulcers, fulfilling the regulations,revising the report form and enforcing classified nursing training? Result The accuracy rate of risk assessment and the methods for using wet dressings and negative pressure drainage were significantly improved and the effects by using decompression and skin-prevention pads were significantly better than those before improving the monitoring system(P < 0?05)?Conclusion The improved monitoring system for pressure ulcers may help to improve the clinical practice of pressure ulcers?

Objective:To optimize the BALB/c mouse rhinitis model sensitized by Artemisia annua pollen allergen, and explore the humoral and cellular immune indicators that can be used for the evaluation of allergic reactions. Methods:Using BALB/c mice as experimental animals, using Artemisia annua pollen allergen extract as sensitizing protein, through different content of the main allergen Art a1 and different sensitization times, different immunization programs were set to immunize mice subcutaneously, One week and five weeks after the last immunization, Artemisia annua pollen allergen extract containing 50 μg/ml and 500 μg/ml Art a1 was used for nasal stimulation, once a day, for 1 week each time.Observe the allergic reaction of mice, detect the pathological changes of nasal tissues, determine the levels and dynamic changes of antigen-specific IgE, IgG1, IgG2a and other antibodies in the serum of each group of mice. and detect the changes in the number of antigen-specific IL-4, IL-5, IL-2, IFN-γ and other lymphocytes in the spleen of mice. Results:Sensitized mice showed obvious scratching and sneezing reactions after being stimulated by antigen; obvious allergic inflammation appeared in nasal tissue; The increase in serum level of Artemisia annua pollen-specific IgE antibody was significantly correlated with the challenge antigen; The antigen-specific IL-4 lymphocytes in the spleen of the sensitized mice were significantly increased, but the IFN-γ-specific lymphocytes did not change significantly. Conclusions:The successful establishment of a mouse model of Artemisia annua pollen allergen allergy is the first domestic use of ELISPOT technology to detect an increase in the number of antigen-specific IL-4 lymphocytes in Artemisia annua allergy mice, laying a foundation for the subsequent evaluation of the efficacy of preparations for desensitization treatment basis.

BACKGROUND: Insufficient cerebral perfusion is suggested to play a role in the development of Alzheimer disease (AD). However, there is a lack of direct evidence indicating whether hypoperfusion causes or aggravates AD pathology. We investigated the effect of chronic cerebral hypoperfusion on AD-related pathology in humans. METHODS: We enrolled a group of cognitively normal patients (median age: 64 years) with unilateral chronic cerebral hypoperfusion. Regions of interest with the most pronounced hypoperfusion changes were chosen in the hypoperfused region and were then mirrored in the contralateral hemisphere to create a control region with normal perfusion. 11C-Pittsburgh compound-positron emission tomography standard uptake ratios and brain atrophy indices were calculated from the computed tomography images of each patient. RESULTS: The median age of the 10 participants, consisting of 4 males and 6 females, was 64 years (47-76 years). We found that there were no differences in standard uptake ratios of the cortex (volume of interest [VOI]: P = 0.721, region of interest [ROI]: P = 0.241) and grey/white ratio (VOI: P = 0.333, ROI: P = 0.445) and brain atrophy indices (Bicaudate, Bifrontal, Evans, Cella, Cella media, and Ventricular index, P > 0.05) between the hypoperfused regions and contralateral normally perfused regions in patients with unilateral chronic cerebral hypoperfusion. CONCLUSION Our findings suggest that chronic hypoperfusion due to large vessel stenosis may not directly induce cerebral β-amyloid deposition and neurodegeneration in humans.
Aged ; Alzheimer Disease/pathology* ; Amyloid beta-Peptides/metabolism* ; Arteries ; Atrophy ; Brain/metabolism* ; Cerebral Cortex/metabolism* ; Cerebrovascular Circulation ; Constriction, Pathologic/pathology* ; Female ; Humans ; Magnetic Resonance Imaging/methods* ; Male ; Middle Aged ; Positron-Emission Tomography/methods*