1.Feature Analysis of Adverse Reactions of Compatibility of 70 Cases of TCM Injections in Wuzhou Chinese Medicine Hospital
Chinese Journal of Information on Traditional Chinese Medicine 2015;22(11):120-121
Objective To analyze the features of adverse reactions of compatibility of 70 cases of TCM injections in Wuzhou Chinese Medicine Hospital;To provide references for reasonable medication.Methods Reports about adverse reaction caused by 70 cases of TCM injection compatibility in our hospital were under retrospective analysis, in order to summarize the features of adverse reactions and study coping strategies.Results The compatibility between TCM injections and transfusion, chemicals, TCM injections and biological medicine may cause adverse reactions. Among the 70 cases, the types of adverse reactions were 28 cases of skin system (40.00%), 18 cases of the digestive system (25.71%), 12 cases of central nervous system (17.14%), 4 cases of cardiovascular system (5.71%), the other 8 cases (11.43%). TCM injection with compatibility of adverse reactions were mainly compound Danshen Injection,Shenmai Injection,Tanreqing Injection,Qingkailling Injection,Danhong Injection andXuesaitong Injection.Conclusion The compatibility of TCM injections may cause unpredictable adverse reactions. Therefore, TCM injections should be used according to relevant regulations, with a purpose to ensure the security and effectiveness of TCM injections in clinic.
2.Chinese Mental Health Practitioners' Demands on Continuing Education Training and Related Factors
Minyan CHEN ; Hong CHEN ; Mingyi QIAN
Chinese Mental Health Journal 2009;23(11):763-766
Objective:To investigate the continuing education training demands and its related factors in mental health practitioners in China.Methods:The sample of 1391 mental health practitioners was collected from 29 provinces by convenient sampling with the self-made questionnaire.Results:The practitioners had the highest demands for practice(4.2±1.0)and skill training(4.1±1.0).Their training demands could be summarized as three factors:supervision and evaluation,knowledge,practice and skill.The ones who had lower educational level,less work experience,or more knowledge training had more demands for these three kinds of training.For supervision and evaluation training,junior colleges had more demands than doctors [(14.9±3.9)vs.(13.1±3.9),P<0.05],females had more demands than males [(14.8±3.7)vs.(14.3±3.4),P<0.05],and the ones with social orientation had more demands than those with educational or clinical orientation [(15.2±3.6)vs.(14.4±3.6),(14.4±3.6);Ps<0.05].The ones who were part-time workers,trained less times,and skill-trained had more demands for skill training [e.g.part time workers:(8.4±1.6),full time workers:(8.1±1.8);P<0.05].Conclusion:The mental health practitioners have the highest demands for continuing training,especially practice and skill training.The related factors to their demands include gender,age,education level,occupation area and working time.
3.Pharmacokinetics of Single Oral Dose Adefovir Dipivoxil Tablet in Healthy Volunteer
Ping ZHENG ; Zhiliang CHEN ; Minyan HU ; Qing ZHANG
China Pharmacy 2005;0(14):-
OBJECTIVE:To study the pharmacokinetics of oral single dose adefovir dipivoxil(ADV) tablet in Chinese healthy volunteers.METHODS:The study was a randomized,open,three-way crossover study.Twelve healthy volunteers were randomly assigned to receive single oral dose of 5 mg(Group A),10mg(Group B) or 30 mg(Group C) ADV tablets in three weeks.The plasma concentrations of ADV were determined by LC/MS/MS method.The pharmacokinetic parameters were computed.RESULTS:The main pharmacokinetic parameters in Group A,B and C were as follows:Cmax were(11.4? 3.7),(25.4? 8.2) and(76.3? 23.0) ng? mL-1;tmax were(1.69? 1.41),(0.90? 0.56) and(0.94? 0.50) h;AUC0~ t were(102.7? 51.7),(235.0? 82.3) and(715.4? 267.6) ng? h.mL-1;AUC0~ ∞ were(168.7? 30.7),(266.2? 83.7) and(741.5? 273.9) ng? h? mL-1,respectively.CONCLUSION:ADV tablets had a rapid absorption in healthy volunteers and the Cmax and AUC of adefovir tablets were directly correlated to doses.It is safe for healthy volunteers to take ADV tablets at a dose of 5~30mg.
4.Difference in blood pressure in left and right extremities
Zhilai CHEN ; Yansong ZHENG ; Minyan LIU ; Hua SHU ; Jianhua HUANG
Chinese Journal of Health Management 2012;06(4):259-263
Objective To explore if there is a difference in blood pressure in left and right extremities.Methods A total of 20164 adults who took part in health check-up at Health Examination Center of Chinese PLA General Hospital between December 2009 and August 2011were enrolled in this study.Age,height and body weight were recorded,and blood pressure in extremities was measured in synchronous way by using an arteriosclerosis detector.Results (1) Blood pressure in upper left extremity was slightly higher than that in upper and lower right extremity ( all P =0.0001).( 2 ) Difference in diastolic blood pressure in upper left and right limbs in females (2.1±6.7) mm Hg(1mm Hg =0.133 kPa) was more significant than that in males (1.4 +6.5 ) mm Hg ( P =0.0000).In males,difference in systolic blood pressure between two lower extremities ( 2.3 ± 9.6 )mm Hg was more significant than that in females (1.9 ±13.4) mm Hg ( P =0.0225 ).( 3 ) The above mentioned differences were found in low or normal weight and over-weight/obesity populations,which was not correlated with body mess index.(4) The difference of diastolic blood pressure in left and right limbs of relatively taller adults ( >170 cm) was more significant than that in shorter populations ( <170 cm ) (P =0.001).Conclusion The differences in blood pressure in left and right extremities do exist.
5.Preparation of Injectable Thermosensitive Meloxicam Hydrogel
Minyan CHEN ; Feihua WU ; Jiuying PAN ; Zhigui JIN
China Pharmacy 2005;0(21):-
OBJECTIVE: To develop a new type of injectable sustained thermosensitive meloxicam hydrogel.METHODS: Injectable thermosensitive meloxicam hydrogel was prepared with chitosan-glycerin-borax as carrier.The influence factors of hydrogel were studied such as preparation temperature,pH value,the ratio of glycerin to chitosan.In vitro release of samples was also evaluated.RESULTS: Optimal preparation condition was as follows: preparation temperature was 37 ℃ with pH value of 7.0 and the ratio of glycerin to chitosan was 3 ∶ 10.Mean accumulative release of samples was 76% within 288 h.CONCLUSION: Established method is simple and preparation is characterized with high temperature sensitivity and sustained-release.
6.The effects of milk and milk products on non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug induced intestinal damage in rats
Shuo ZHANG ; Bin Lü ; Guanqun CHAO ; Fangming CHEN ; Minyan CHEN ; Hanqing CHEN
Chinese Journal of Internal Medicine 2011;50(9):771-775
ObjectiveTo investigate the effect of milk and milk products on morphological structure and epidermal growth factor (EGF) of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) induced small intestinal damage in animals.Methods Eighty male SD rats were randomly divided into 5 groups:control group,diclofenac group,diclofenac with 10% low fat milk group,diclofenac with 10% colostrum group and diclofenac with yoghurt group.The animals with milk or colostrum or yoghurt were fed for 5 days before the administration of diclofenac with 15 mg/kg by gavage,once.Then they were observed the scores of anatomical lesion and the scores of tissue damage of mucous membrane and the height of villous at the 24th and 48th hour after making the models.Observation of the change of ultrastructural organization of mucous membrane was carried out with transmission and scanning electron microscope and immunohistocbemistry of EGF.Results The scores of anatomical lesion and tissue damage of mucous membrane of the colostrum group were lower than those of the diclofenac group ( P < 0.05 ).The heights of the pile on small intestine of the24th and 48th hour of the colostrum group were (145.7 ± 16.5) μm and (139.2 ± 19.0) μm,respectively.They were higher than those of the diclofenac group[( 119.2 ± 19.2 ) μm and ( 105.4 ± 18.4 )μm,P < 0.05].However there was no difference of the scores and the height among diclofenac group,milk group and yoghurt group.TEM and SEM of tissues showed that the cytoplasmic membrane and other cellular components of villous epithelial cells were well preserved in colostrum group,and the microvilli in the milk group and yoghurt group were ablated more obviously.The positive area of EGF of small intestine [(6170.5 ± 1483.9) μm2]were higher 48 h after administration of diclofenac compared with the diclofenac group ( P < 0.05 ).The expression of EGF in milk and yoghurt group were no significant statistical difference with the diclofenac group.ConclusionBovine colostrum may have a beneficial effect in prevention of NSAIDs induced small intestinal injuries and preserve mechanical barrier of small intestinal mucosa which is probably relative to EGF.
7.Preparation of RuBpy-doped Silica Fluorescent Nanoprobes and Their Applications to Recognition of Liver Cancer Cells
Minyan CHEN ; Zezhong CHEN ; Wei WANG ; Lian ZHU ; Hongwu TANG ; Daiwen PANG
Chinese Journal of Analytical Chemistry 2014;(3):326-331
Two kinds of different functional groups modified RuBpy-doped silica fluorescent nanoprobes Probe A and B that conjugated with avidin were prepared for the recognition of liver cancer cells. Firstly RuBpy-doped silica nanoparticles were synthesized by reverse microemulsion and modified with different functional groups, then Probe A was prepared by the conjugation of avidin with carboxyl modified nanoparticles through covalent binding using 1-ethyl-3-( 3-dimethylamino propyl ) carbodiimide hydrochloride ( EDC )/sulfo-NHS, whereas Probe B was prepared by the conjugation of avidin with the polyethylene glycol ( PEG) linkers on the surface nanoparticles using cyanogen bromide method. Therefore, compared with Probe A, Probe B was obtained by coupling avidin to the nanoparticles through long-chain PEG molecules. The two probes were incubated with liver cancer cells respectively, and microscopic fluorescence imaging shows that Probe B which contained PEG molecules could be more effectively applied for the recognition of tumor marker carcinoembryonic antigen ( CEA) in liver cancer cells.
8.Research on Relationship Between Middle School Students' Psychological Factors and Their Physical Exercise Based on Structural Equation Modal
Yuli DU ; Jie ZHANG ; Minyan CHEN ; Wenqian XIE ; Qianru ZHU ; Liangwen XU
Chinese Journal of Sports Medicine 2017;36(2):136-142
Objectives To explore the relationships between the current physical exercise behaviors and psychological factors of middle school students,so as to provide scientific evidence for improving health education and carrying out targeted health intervention measures.Methods The Multi-stage stratified sampling and cluster sampling method was adopted to choose 3600 students from 12 junior and senior middle schools in Hangzhou,Wuhan and Xi'an.The date was collected using the adolescent physical exercise behavior-psychological measurement scale(Chinese version).The structural equation model was built to explore the relationships between psychological factors(including the change of strategy,decision balance positive effect,decision balance negative effect and self-efficiency)and physical exercise.Results The change of strategy has biggest effect on physical exercise behaviors,with the standardized direct effect value of 0.344.The standardized direct effect value of decision balance negative effect,decision balance positive effect and self-efficiency were 0.071,0.093 and 0.169 respectively.The negative correlation among the four dimensions was significant statistically.Conclusion Psychological factors have direct effects on the change of the behaviors,and the change of the strategy has the largest impact on physical exercise behaviors of middle school students.The four psychological factors are closely correlated with one another,which is important in formulating middle school sports programs to promote the physical quality of middle school students.
9.Prevalence and influencing factors of depressive symptoms among primary and middle school students in Xihu District
Congxiao ZHANG ; Lin ZHENG ; Liming SHEN ; Minyan HUANG ; Hui CHEN ; Xingkai NIU ; Kai SONG
Journal of Preventive Medicine 2023;35(3):196-199
Abstract:
Objective To investigate the prevalence and influencing factors of depressive symptoms among primary and middle school students in Xihu District, Hangzhou City, so as to provide insights into depression control among primary and middle school students.
Methods:
Students were sampled from two primary schools, two junior high schools, two ordinary high schools and one vocational high school in Xihu District using a stratified cluster random sampling method from September to November, 2021. Participants' demographics, diet, exercise, sleep and campus bullying were collected using questionnaire surveys. The depressive symptoms were evaluated using the Chinese version of the Center for Epidemiologic Studies-Depression Scale (CES-D), and factors affecting the depressive symptoms were identified among primary and middle school students using a multivariable logistic regression model.
Results:
A total of 1 518 students were investigated, including 518 primary school students (34.12%), 363 junior high school students (23.91%), 463 ordinary high school students (30.50%) and 174 vocational high school students (11.46%). Of all participants, there were 805 males (53.03%). The prevalence of depressive symptoms was 38.87% among the participants, and was 36.10%, 42.42%, 42.33% and 30.46% among primary school, junior high school, ordinary high school and vocational high school students, respectively. The multivariable logistic regression analysis showed that gender (OR=1.601, 95%CI: 1.289-1.989), type of school (junior high school, OR=1.299, 95%CI: 0.974-1.734; ordinary high school, OR=1.351, 95%CI: 1.025-1.780; vocational high school, OR=0.862, 95%CI: 0.585-1.272), frequency of fresh vegetable intake (less than once daily, OR=0.454, 95%CI: 0.304-0.679; once and more daily, OR=0.359, 95%CI: 0.235-0.548), duration spent on the internet (0.5 to 1 h daily, OR=1.447, 95%CI: 1.044-2.006; 1 h and longer daily, OR=1.456, 95%CI: 1.072-1.978), sufficient sleep (OR=0.525, 95%CI: 0.371-0.744), suffering from campus bullying (OR=1.992, 95%CI: 1.491-2.661) were associated with the development of depressive symptoms.
Conclusions
The prevalence of depressive symptoms is high among primary and middle school students in Xihu District. Gender, type of school, dietary behaviors, sleep duration and campus bullying are factors affecting the development of depressive symptoms.
10.Sleep disorders in patients with obstructive sleep apnea-hypopnea syndrome
Rui CHEN ; Juanying HUANG ; Kangping XIONG ; Minyan ZHAO ; Hanqiu LI ; Xun XU ; Minhua SHI ; Chunfeng LIU
Chinese Journal of Neurology 2009;42(3):165-168
Objective To analyze the characteristics and influencing factors of sleep disorders and nocturnal hypoxemia of patients with different degrees of obstructive sleep apnea-hypopnea syndrome (OSAHS). Methods Four hundred and twenty-five patients with snoring were scored by Epworth Sleepiness Scale ( ESS), and monitored by polysomnography (PSG). The possible correlations between sleep structure, hypoxia parameters, ESS and clinical features were analyzed and compared in those patients. Results Four hundred and twenty-five patients were divided into 4 groups according to the apnea-hypopnea index (AHI). There were 65 primary snoring patients (15.3%) and 360 OSAHS patients (84. 7% ) including 187 patients (44. 0% ) in severe OSAHS group. ESS was increased as aggravation of OSAHS. There were significant statistical differences in ESS among each group. Compared with primary snoring group, sleep efficiency, NREM1 + 2, oxygen desaturation index ( ODI), time with pulse oxygen saturation below 90% (T(SpO2 <90% ) ) were significantly higher in the OSAHS groups, and NREM3 +4, lowest pulse oxygen saturation level ( LSpO2 ) were lower. ESS was correlated positively with AHI (r= 0. 474,P <0. 01 ). They were both correlated positively with ODI, T (SpO2 <90% ) and NREM1 + 2( ESSr =0. 392, 0. 356,0. 194;AHI r = 0. 714, O. 682, 0. 365, all P < 0. 01 ), and correlated negatively with LSpO2, NREM3 + 4 ( ESS r = - 0. 414, - 0. 196; AHI r = - 0. 740, - 0. 385, both P < 0. 01 ). LSpO2, ODI and T (SpO2 < 90% ) were the primary influencing factors. Common clinical presentations and subjective symptoms were presented including daytime sleepiness, impaired memory, fatigue, dry mouth, oppressive wake and morning headache, etc. Percentage of individuals with daytime sleepiness in the severe OSAHS group was 73. 3% (137/187). These had serious impact on the patients' quality of life, leading to difficulty concentrating, poor memory and cognitive impairment. Conclusions Sleep disorders are found in the patients with different degrees of OSAHS. The excessive daytime sleepiness interrelated partly with the structure of sleep, and totally with hypoxia parameters. The more severity the patients have, the more nocturnal hypoxia, sleep disorders and higher ESS are found.