1.COEXISTENCE OF A DEVELOPING FEMALE AND MALE OF ANGIOSTRONGYLUS CANTONENSIS IN THE CEREBROSPINAL FLUID OF PATIENT
Chunli AN ; Lianyan ZHENG ; Xuelian WANG
Chinese Journal of Zoonoses 2000;(4):63-64
Aim A cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) sample from patient was subjected to microscopy two Angiostrongylus Cantonensis of developing female and male were found and identifed for the first time in the CSF of the patient at the same time. It is the first case in Liaoning province China.
2.Magnetic resonance imaging evaluation in the diagnosis of pediatric neck masses
Xiaoxia WANG ; Yumin ZHONG ; Ying ZHOU ; Lianyan XUE ; Meihua SHI ; Jingyan TANG
Journal of Clinical Pediatrics 2014;(5):421-424
Objectives To evaluate pediatric neck masses with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Methods In this retrospective study, 140 children with neck masses underwent MRI were collected from May 2006 to December 2013. Of them 34 cases went through pathological examinations. The results of MRI diagnosis and pathology were compared in 34 cases. Results In 140 children with neck masses diagnosed by MRI, 103 (73.6%) cases were benign lesions, including 62 vascular malformations, 30 hemangiomas, then cysts, hamartoma, infectious lumps etc., 29 (20.7%) were malignant tumors, including 22 lymphomas, 3 rhabdomyosarcomas, 3 Langerhans cell histiocytosis, 1 neuroblastoma, and 8 (5.7%) cases were undeter-mined masses. Four in 103 cases with benign lesions were performed by pathological examination and all had been con-firmed. Tewenty-five in 29 cases with malignant tumors were performed by pathological examination and 22 cases had been confirmed. Conclusion MRI can help to diagnose the pediatric neck masses and to guide the treatment and follow-up.
3.Investigation on the current status of students' critical thinking ability and communication ability of college nursing students
Genfang DUAN ; Haiyan HE ; Lianyan WANG ; Xiangyang CHEN ; Xuehua WU ; Yan HE
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2015;(9):959-963
Objective To investigate the current status of critical thinking ability and commu-nication ability of nursing students, therefore providing reference for teaching reform. Methods The Critical Thinking Scale translated and revised by Pro. Peng MeiZi of Hong Kong Polytechnic University, and Supportive Communication Scale (SCS) edited by Whetten and his colleague were used to investi-gate nursing students' levels of critical thinking and communication ability among 176 selected nursing students in our college, with method of Random Cluster Sampling. Descriptive analysis, single sample t-test, and two independent sample t-test were applied to the collected data with SPSS l7.0. Results①The average score of critical thinking for the investigated college nursing students was (264.54± 29.94). 72.73% of them got 210~280 points, in which three items: cognitive maturity (t=4.695, P=0.000), open mind (t=4.016, P=0.000), and intellectual curiosity (t=2.973, P=0.003) were greater than 40 points. And the differences were statistically significant; compared to different individual character-istics, being a student cadre (t=3.494, P=0.001) or not is of statistical significance. ②The total average score of communication ability (t=3.219, P=0.002) for college nursing students,as well as the score of providing effective negative feedback (t=6.790, P=0.000) and supportive communication (t=4.267, P=0.000) were significantly higher than median 3.00. And the differences were statistically significant. Conclusion In order to improve the critical thinking ability and interpersonal communication ability of nursing students, and educate the nursing students to adapt to society and complicated clinical nursing environment, it is necessary to reform the curriculum setting, curriculum design and teaching method.