OBJECTIVE:To study the intervention mechanism of puerarin on expressions of HSP70 and Fas proteinum in rats with acute cerebral ischemia injury.METHODS:12 rats with acute cerebral ischemia injury were randomly divided into ischemia control group(saline) and puerarin treated control group,with 6 in each group,each rat under took own control by ischemia side(exp.group) and non-ischemia side(control group);And rats with acute cerebral ischemia injury were randomly divided into control group (saline,ischemia side),puerarin treated control group and normal group (non-ischemia side),with 6 in each group.And then the expressions of HSP70 and Fas proteinum is determined by HE staining and immunochistochemistry SP.RESULTS: The expression of HSP70 was negative or weakly positive in ischemia control group and puerarin treated control group, while that in ischemia experiment group and puerarin treated experiment group was significantly increased(P0.05);The numbers of dead cells in control group and puerarin group were found to be significantly larger than that in normal group(P

Objective To explore the influence of individualized health education to asthma children on the quality of life of their parents.Methods One hundred and one parents of asthmatic children from 3 different communities were randomly assigned to the intervention group(n=52)and the control group(n=49).Follow-ups were performed by phone calls and the Children Asthma Health Education Brochures were distributed among them in the two groups,meanwhile the individualized health education was given to the intervention group.The paediatric asthma caregiver's quality of life questionnaire(PACQLQ)was used to assess the quality of life of two groups.Results One month after intervention,the scores of the intervention group on PACQLQ total score as well as its items of activity limitation and emotional function were significantly higher than the control group(P<0.001 for all).Conclusion The individualized health education to the asthmatic children can improve the quality of life of their parents.

Objective To investigate the life quality of parents of asthma children as well as the influencing factors? Method Totally 125 parents of children with asthma from three different communities in Guangzhou were involved in the survey by the Chinese Paediatric Asthma Caregiver’s Quality of Life Questionnaire (PACQLQ) and demographic questionnaire? Results The total score on PACQLQ was(4?34±1?03): the scores on dimentions of limited motion and affection were(4?29±1?55)and(4?36±0?89),respectively?The major factors influencing the life quality of their parents included the relationship with them and their disease course? Conclusions The life quality of their parents reaches the lowest level at the beginning of confirmed diagnosis of asthma? The health education should be performed right after confirmed diagnosis? During health education,their mental stress is worth our great attention?

Objective To survey the working situation of community nurses and care needs of the residents in a prefecture-level city.Method One hundred and thirty-five community nurses and 338 residents were selected and investigated by self-designed questionnaire.Results Community nurses still focused on the area of nursing and treatment rather than prevention,rehabilitation, health care,health education and family planning,which need to be paid more attention to.The needs of residents on community nursing service shift from disease treatment to disease prevention and health promotion.The current community nursing service cannot satisfy residents’care needs.Conclusion Community nurses should provide demand-oriented community care to the residents, strengthen the concept of disease prevention and health promotion,and set up community health centers to be a blend of prevention, health care,rehabilitation,health education and family planning as soon as possible.

In order to investigate the clinicopathological characteristics of aortic valve disease in children, all the native surgically excised aortic valves obtained between January 2003 and December 2005 were studied macroscopically and microscopically. The patients' medical records were reviewed and the clinical information was extracted. According to preoperative echocardiography, intraoperative assessment, and postoperative pathology, combined with clinical symptoms and signs, aortic valve diseases were divided into three categories: aortic stenosis (AS), aortic insufficiency (AI), and aortic stenosis with insufficiency (AS-AI). The etiology was determined according to the macroscopic, microscopic and clinical findings. The results showed that among 70 aortic valves, patient age ranged from 6 to 18 years, with a mean of 15.4 years, and there were 56 boys and 14 girls (male: female=4:1). Forty-four children only had pure aortic valve disease, and the other 26 children had aortic valve disease associated with other heart valve diseases. There were 5 cases of AS (7.14%), 60 cases of AI (85.71%) and 5 cases of AS-AI (7.14%). The causes were congenital aortic valve malformation (32 cases, 45.71%), rheumatic disease (28 cases, 40%), infective endocarditis (7 cases, 10%), Marfan syndrome (2 cases, 2.86%), and undetermined (1 case, 1.43%). It was concluded that the common causes of aortic valve disease in order of frequency in children were congenital aortic valve malformation, rheumatic disease, infective endocarditis, and Marfan syndrome. AI was more common in children with aortic valve disease. Compared with adult patients, congenital bicuspid aortic valve in children was often AI. Histologically, the leaflets of congenital bicuspid aortic valve were mainly myxomatous, fibrosis and calcification less seen. AI was frequently found in rheumatic disease, mostly associated with other heart valve diseases. Macroscopic and microscopic examinations together with clinical information, echocardiographic findings and operative details were important in evaluating the etiology of aortic valve disease.

Professional personnel stands as not only a crucial indicator of a hospital's comprehensive strength but also the primary resource driving high-quality development.In constructing the hospital's personnel highland,Chenzhou First People's Hospital adhered to the principle of"Party exercising leadership over personnel",improved its management mechanism,and pro-posed a new policy of 20 articles for the personnel.These means intensified a clear categorization of personnel,emphasized the integrity,capability,and contribution,and established a comprehensive personnel categorization evaluation system.With these efforts,the hospital is actively constructing a personnel highland in prefecture-level hospitals to provide talent support for the high-quality development of the hospital.

In order to investigate the clinicopathological characteristics of aortic valve disease in children, all the native surgically excised aortic valves obtained between January 2003 and December 2005 were studied macroscopically and microscopically. The patients' medical records were reviewed and the clinical information was extracted. According to preoperative echocardiography, intraoperative assessment, and postoperative pathology, combined with clinical symptoms and signs, aortic valve diseases were divided into three categories: aortic stenosis (AS), aortic insufficiency (AI), and aortic stenosis with insufficiency (AS-AI). The etiology was determined according to the macroscopic, microscopic and clinical findings. The results showed that among 70 aortic valves, patient age ranged from 6 to 18 years, with a mean of 15.4 years, and there were 56 boys and 14 girts (male: female=4:1). Forty-four children only had pure aortic valve disease, and the other 26 children had aortic valve disease associated with other heart valve diseases. There were 5 cases of AS (7.14%), 60 cases of AI (85.71%) and 5 cases of AS-AI (7.14%). The causes were congenital aortic valve malformation (32 cases, 45.71%), rheumatic disease (28 cases, 40%), infective endocarditis (7 cases,10%), Marfan syndrome (2 cases, 2.86%), and undetermined (1 case, 1.43%). It was concluded that the common causes of aortic valve disease in order of frequency in children were congenital aortic valve malformation, rheumatic disease, infective endocarditis, and Marfan syndrome. AI was more common in children with aortic valve disease. Compared with adult patients, congenital bicuspid aortic valve in children was often AI. Histologically, the leaflets of congenital bicuspid aortic valve were mainly myxomatous, fibrosis and calcification less seen. AI was frequently found in rheumatic disease, mostly associated with other heart valve diseases. Macroscopic and microscopic examinations together with clinical information, echocardiographic findings and operative details were important in evaluating the etiology of aortic valve disease.