Objective To explore the effect of psychological nursing on anxiety and depression and quality of life of patients with multi drug resistant pulmonary tuberculosis.Methods 58 patients with multi -drug resistant pulmonary tuberculosis were randomly divided into observation group and control group,29 cases in each group.The control group received routine nursing care,the observation group received psychological nursing on the basis of the control group.Before and after psychological nursing intervention,the self rating anxiety scale(SAS)and depression self rating scale(SDS),health survey(SF -36)score were observed,and the clinical curative effect and compliance of the two groups were observed.Results After psychological nursing intervention,the SAS and SDS scores of the observation group[(36.83 ±7.61)points and (40.07 ±5.49)points]were significantly lower than the control group [(44.07 ±9.16)points and (43.90 ±7.91)points],the differences were statistically significant(t =3.27,2.14,all P <0.05).The SF -36 scores showed that after psychological nursing intervention,the physiological function(PF), physiological functions(RP),general health(GH),vitality(VT),social function(SF),role emotional(RE),mental health(MH),the seven dimensions scores of the observation group were significantly higher than those in the control group,the differences were statistically significant(t =7.18,10.22,8.85,12.71,12.04,9.68,4.79,all P <0.05). The compliance of the observation group was 93.10%,which of the control group was 72.41%,the difference was significant(χ2 =4.35,P <0.05).The total effective rate of the observation group was 86.21%,which of the control group was 62.07%,the difference was statistically significant(χ2 =4.41,P <0.05).Conclusion The psychological nursing intervention can improve the anxiety and depression of patients with multi -drug resistant tuberculosis, improve the quality of life of patients,improve the treatment compliance of patients,and improve the clinical efficacy.

Objective:To analyze the changes in biological characteristics including infectivity, growth and pathogenicity of Chlamydia muridarum ( Cm) after serial passage in vitro in special conditions in order to provide reference for screening attenuated live vaccines and virulence-related genes. Methods:Wild-type Cm strain (G0) was cultured for several passages using conventional cell culture method under alternate unassisted and assisted culture conditions. Then, the 28th generation (G28) of Cm was selected and compared with the parental G0 strain in terms of centrifugation dependence, attaching ability, intracellular growth curve, plaque size and fallopian tube lesions after genital tract infection in a mouse model. Results:Compared with the parental G0 strain, the G28 strain showed significantly decreased dependence on centrifugation during cell infection ( P<0.05) and increased attachment capacity to cells ( P<0.05). No significant differences were observed in the growth curves 32 h after cell infection or in the plaque sizes between the parental G0 and G28 strains. In the in vivo virulence test, fallopian tube lesions were observed in 87.5% of G0-infected mice and 37.5% of G28-infected mice ( P<0.05). Conclusions:Compared with the parental G0 strain, the G28 strain showed significantly enhanced in vitro infection ability, but decreased in vivo pathogenicity, which brought hope for further identification of virulence genes, isolation of attenuated strains with single genotype and development of live attenuated Chlamydia vaccines.