1.Function of Pharmacy in Hospital Infection Management
Chinese Journal of Nosocomiology 2006;0(08):-
OBJECTIVE To discuss the status and function of pharmacy in hospital infection management.METHODS The responsibility which the pharmacy should do in hospital infection management was analyzed.RESULTS Pharmacy was closely related with hospital infection management in the field of disinfection drug preparation and supply,the reasonable using of antibiotics,the providing medicinal information for clinics,etc.CONCLUSIONS To strengthen management and improve service function and level so as to advance the hospital infection management work.
2.Application of Tracer Methodology in Reducing Dispensing Errors in PIVAS
China Pharmacy 2015;(25):3525-3527
OBJECTIVE:To reduce dispensing errors in Pharmacy intravenous admixture service(PIVAS),improve compound-ing quality of transfusion and guarantee the safety and rationality of clinic transfusion. METHODS:The case tracking method was applied to analyze each link of the work in PIVAS to find the reasons of configuration errors and control risk;and then the system tracking method was applied to analyze the hidden safety risk and the crack of quality from the inside of the system and work flow. Countermeasures and supporting continuous improvement were established to evaluate the effect of management before and after 6 months. RESULTS:Tracer methodology(TM)was adopted to find out the weakness in the key link and work flow of the cause of the configuration errors,the relative work pattern and work environment was improved,the relative system was formulated and completed,strength of rewards and punishment was increased. Through the implementation of the countermeasures,the number of dispensing errors was reduced from 81 to 38,and the error rate was reduced from 0.035% to 0.011%(P<0.01). CONCLU-SIONS:TM can be adopted in the key link and work flow of the cause of the configuration errors,aim at formulate and strictly carry out relative countermeasures to reduce errors in PIVAS,and promote the safety of drug use.
3.Analysis of Perioperative Use of Prophylactic Antibiotics
Ruiling CHEN ; Zhigang ZHAO ; Xiaorong WANG
China Pharmacy 2001;0(08):-
OBJECTIVE:To study the perioperative use of prophylactic antibiotics in a hospital.METHODS:210 surgery patients were sampled randomly from Apr.to Aug.2006 in a hospital and investigated in respect of the perioperative use of prophylactic antibiotics based on the Guiding Principle of the Clinical Application of Antibacterials.RESULTS:Of the 210 cases,the ratio of perioperative use of antibiotics were as high as 98.10%,the application ratio of antibiotics in depuratory operation was 96.97%,and were 100% in other kinds of surgeries.The application ratios of antibacterials 0.5~2 h before surgery,after operation and during operation stood at 25.73%,21.84% and 52.43%,respectively.The average duration of antibiotic use was 3.17 d,with a maximum of 13 d.The duration of antibiotic use in depuratory operation,depuratory-contaminant operation and contaminant operation were 1.40,3.60 and 8.19 d,respectively.Antibacterials used singly totaled 23 kinds,of which,cefuroxime,latamoxef,amoxicillin/potassium clavulanate,cefminox and norvancomycin hydrochloride topped the first 5 places.CONCLUSION:The results show that the rate of application rate of antibiotics in this hospital is on the high side,the preventive medication indications were unclear and the drug use was lack of special aim,the management on which remains to be standardized.
4.The correlation of total number and different activities of health care workers in NICU with the colony population of air bacteria in the room
Ruiling ZHAO ; Lijuan WANG ; Song LI
Chinese Journal of Perinatal Medicine 1998;0(02):-
Objective To explore the effects of the total number of medical staff working in the room and their different activities on the colony population of air bacteria in NICU. Methods To count the colony population of air bacteria under different conditions and analyze the influenced factors . Results The colony population of room air bacteria was well correlated and statistically significant with the number of medical staff working in the room(r=0.78,P
5.LPS preconditioning relieves chronic liver injury induced by carbon tetrachloride
Jianhong GUO ; Ruiling XU ; Yuchuan MIAO ; Dewu HAN ; Yuanchang ZHAO
Chinese Journal of Pathophysiology 1986;0(03):-
AIM:To investigate the effect of lipopolysaccharides(LPS)preconditioning on CCl4-induced liver injury and the change of LPS signal transduction.METHODS:The male Wistar rats were divided randomly into liver-injury group,which were injected with CCl4 5 mL/kg first,three days later were injected 0.3 mL 40% CCl4 and 60% olive oil. Animals in LPS preconditioning group were injected with LPS 0.5 mg/kg before the day CCl4 was given. Rats received high fat diet were as liver injury group,and normal control group received normal diet. The lymphocytes infiltrated in the liver tissue were counted. The endotoxin and ALT level in rat plasma,TNF-? content and expressions of TLR4,p38,p-p38,I??,NF-?? in the rat livers were also determined.RESULTS:The lymphocytes in liver slice and ALT level of the plasma in LPS preconditioning group were lower significantly than those in the liver injury group,and the expressions of TLR4,p-p38,NF-?? in the liver were the same. In contrast,the expression of I?? was higher.CONCLUSION:LPS preconditioning relieves obviously CCl4-induced chronic liver injury. The mechanism may be associated with change of signal transduction of LPS,which results in decrease of pre-inflammatory cytokines.
6.Study on the Efficiency of Azithromycin Sustained-release Vaginal Suppository in Inhibiting Ureaplasma Urealyticum in Vitro
Ruiling LUAN ; Jinying WU ; Quan ZHAO ; Dongsheng CHENG ; Huayun ZHANG
China Pharmacy 2001;0(10):-
OBJECTIVE:Study on the efficiency of azithromycin sustained-release vaginal suppository in inhibiting ureaplasma urealyticum(Uu)in vitro.METHODS:The method of microdilution was used to determine the minimal inhibitory concentration(MIC)for Uu that azithromycin sustained-release vaginal suppository campared with azithromycin dried suspension. RESULTS:The MIC for Uu that both azithromycin sustained-release vaginal suppository and azithromycin dried suspension is lower than 0.125?g?mL~(-1).CONCLUSION:Azithromycin sustained release vaginal suppository has significant inhibitive effects on Uu under the experiment condition.
7.Effect of LPS on phagocytosis of rat Kupffer cells in vitro
Keming YUN ; Dewu HAN ; Ruiling XU ; Yuanchang ZHAO
Chinese Journal of Pathophysiology 1989;0(06):-
AIM: To investigate the effect of LPS on phagocytosis of Kupffer cells in vitro. METHODS: Isolated Kupffer cells were treated with LPS in vitro . The phagocytosis, microfilament, microtubules and apoptosis of Kupffer cells were determined by the beads phagocytosis test, fluorescence staining, fluorometry and flow cytometric analysis. RESULTS: LPS enhances the phagocytosis, actin content, microtubules fluorescence density of Kupffer cells in vitro , while at a large dose or for a long time, it lessened the phagocytosis increasing or phagocytosis, inhibites the microfilament and microtubules expression, and induced apoptosis. CONCLUSION: LPS enhances the phagocytosis of Kupffer cells in vitro , but in large amount, it inhibites the phagocytosis of Kupffer cells, which is probably related to LPS -induced microfilament, microtubules expression changes and apoptosis in Kupffer cells.
8.Effects of inhibition of Kupffer cell and splenectomy on thioacetamide-induced hepatic injury
Yan ZHAO ; Jinchun LIU ; Dewu HAN ; Ruiling XU
Chinese Journal of Pathophysiology 2000;0(11):-
AIM: To examine the effects of inhibition of Kupffer cell and splenectomy on intestinal endotoxemia and hepatic injury. METHODS: The hepatic injury model was established by treatment with thioacetamide (TAA). At the same time, inhibition of Kupffer cells by intravenous GdCl_3 and splenectomy were performed. Serum alanine aminotransferase (ALT), TNF-?, endotoxin content and phagocytic index were observed. RESULTS: In the TAA+GdCl_3 group, and TAA+splenectomy group, the endotoxin content was significently higher than that in normal and TAA group (P
9.Application of Method of Grey Comprehensive Evaluation in Deployment of Field Medical Equipment
Runhua QIAN ; Qixin SHI ; Ruiling ZHAO ; Xiqun CHEN
Chinese Medical Equipment Journal 2003;0(12):-
Objective To estimate deployment of field medical equipment, which is aim at the manifold differences between field medical equipment in wartime or emergencies and common hospital equipment. Methods Based on a good many factors, the system of comprehensive evaluation index on field medical equipment deployment were built up. The model of comprehensive evaluation index was established in applicant of a grey system theory. By discriminating model parameters, the order of comprehensive evaluation is involved in various medical equipment deployments. Results The examples of the evaluation show that is simple and convenient, lesser relevance in indicators and the evaluative results and actual position are conformity. Conclusion The evaluated results of field medical equipment deployment are important for the selection of field medical equipment, which can meet all deployable conditions in wartime or various emergencies. At the same time, the theoretic method has also settled the foundation in evaluation of other military equipment deployment.
10.Effect of Borneol on Sodium Valproate Passing Blood-brain Barrier
Ruiling CHEN ; Zhigang ZHAO ; Xinghu ZHANG ; Fengqin LIU ; Dongmei LI
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice 2007;13(2):151-153
ObjectiveTo observe the effect of berneol on sodium valproate passing the blood-brain barrier in rabbits.Methods12 rabbits were randomly divided into the control group and borneol group with 6 animals in each group. All animals were treated with intravenous infusion of sodium valproate until steady state; while the rabbits of the borneol group received oral borneol. The sodium valproate concentration in serum and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) was determined. The pharmacokinetics parameters obtained from two groups were analyzed. ResultsIn the berneol group, the mean drug concentration in CSF and area under curve increased significantly ( P<0.05) compared with those of the control group, and the time of drug reaching the peak concentration in CSF was 6 hours, the ratio of CSF to plasma also increased significantly ( P<0.05), while the blood concentration not increased.ConclusionBorneol can enhance the permeability of blood-brain barrier to sodium valproate, but has small influence on blood concentration.