1.Discussion of the Teaching Way of Emerging Infectious Diseases
Wensheng XU ; Junxue WANG ; Wu NI ; Ruiqi ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2006;0(11):-
In the course of emerging infectious disease learning,comprehensive methods including comparing the similarity of emerging infectious disease and classical infectious disease,uniting the general introduction and the typical examples explanation,strengthening the multimedia teaching and the case based teaching were adopted to strengthen the effect of teaching.
2.The Importance of Net Interaction in the Network-based Medical Teaching
Junxue WANG ; Wensheng XU ; Wu NI ; Haiguang XIN ; Lei WANG ; Shumin ZHAO
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2005;0(06):-
Communion is an important way to study.Interaction is the most notable character of network.This paper introduces some experience on how to bring net interaction into play in the network-based medical teaching.
3.The investigation of urine iodine and blood TSH levels in 695 neonates and urine iodine level in their mothers in ;Yunnan province
Wanqian GU ; Chunhua ZHANG ; Min WANG ; Fanqian ZENG ; Hongmei ZHANG ; Li ZHANG ; Ying SU ; Huan SHEN ; Junxue NI
Journal of Clinical Pediatrics 2016;34(7):519-521
Objective To explore the levels of urine iodine in mothers and urine iodine and blood thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) in their neonates, and the correlations. Methods A total of 695 pairs of mothers and their neonates were included. Urine sample of both mothers and newborns were collected and the levels of urine iodine were detected. Heel blood sample of newborns were collected and the levels of TSH were detected. Results The median urine iodine level in 695 mothers was 212 . 9μg/L, among whom 163 case ( 34 . 39%) were iodine deifcient (149μg/L), 143 cases ( 20 . 58%) adequate (≥500μg/L), 163 case ( 23 . 45%) more than adequate ( 250?~?499μg/L) and 150 case excessive (≥500μg/L). The median urine iodine level in neonates was 345 . 7μg/L and was positively correlated with mothers’ (rs?=?0 . 576 , P0 . 001 ). The median TSH level in neonates were 3.24±1.75 mIU/L, among whom 88 cases (12.66%) were higher than 5 mIU/L. The TSH level and the proportion of neonates with TSH?>?5 mIU/L in neonates whose mother were iodine deifcient or excessive were higher than those in neonates whose mother were iodine adequate or more than adequate, and the difference was statistically signiifcant (P0 . 05 ). Conclusions The investigation found that the level of iodine in mothers was adequate, but there was still a high proportion of iodine deifciency or excess. The levels of urinary iodine in mothers were closely related to those in newborns. There is a high risk for mothers with iodine deifciency or excess to give birth to infants with higher level of TSH.