1.Correlation between YSR and CBCL
Chinese Mental Health Journal 2002;0(09):-
Objective:to study the relationship between YSR and CBCL in adolescents.Method:466 adolescents were collected from 3 middle or high schools by striated random sampling. YSR (youth self report) and CBCL (child behavior checklist) were applied to the adolescents,and their parents .Result:there were 103 questions same in both YSR and CBCL, the Kappa=0.001-0.218 (P=0.975~0.000). In male, the result of YSR was correlated with only one syndrome in CBCL, in female, it correlated with 7 syndromes, introversion/extroversion, and the total score of CBCL. In middle school students, the result of YSR correlated with all subscores of CBCL. In adolescents of core family, in good relationship with parents, with father had higher educational level (high school), the result of YSR correlated with most of the subscores of CBCL.Conclusion:in the population of male, high school students, of non-core family, or in poor relationship with parents, results of YSR and CBCL are not consistent.
2.Childhood Experience, Family/School Factors and Depressive Emotion in Middle and High School Students
Chinese Mental Health Journal 2002;0(07):-
Objective: To investigate the related factors to depression in middle and high school students Method: The BDI (Beck depression inventory), EMBU (Egna Minnen av Barndoms Uppufostran, own memories of parental rearing practices in childhood) and a self-designed psychosocial factor inventory were administrated to 1382 students in middle or high schools Result:The BDI score was positively correlated to some factors in EMBU, they were firm control and punishment, over-interference, rejection and deny, and over-protection Compared with those with low BDI score, the group with higher BDI score had more experiences of fosterage, being maltreated by family members, reared in inharmonious family, unhappy childhood and with more family history of suicide or violent behavior More of them were still in abnormal families, with poor parent-child relationship Their parents had less expectancy on them, they had poor academic achievement, even failed in go up to next grade; they were more bullied and inclined to bully peers, had no good friend, taking less sports or other entertainment, had less opportunity to be assumed class or school service jobs More of them were just before graduation Conclusion:Poor family background, poor school performance and academic stress are risk factors for depression of middle or high school students
3.Suicide Ideas of Middle School Students
Chinese Mental Health Journal 2002;0(12):-
Objective:To study the associated factors with suicide ideas in middle school students.Method:Multiple random sample method was used in the study. 1421 middle school students in Chengdu urban area were sampled and 1393 gave effective feedback. Self-made questionnaire (including age, sex, family circumstance, experience in childhood, substance abuse, question about suicide ideas, etc.), Beck Depression Inventory (BDI), Adolescent Self-Rating Life Events Check List (ASLEC) were applied to the students.Results:328 (23.5%) of the 1393 have suicide ideas. The risk factors of suicide ideas included: 1) family factors: parents' divorce, father/mother's passing away, remarried family, experienced abuse in childhood, violence or suicide behavior of family member. 2) school factors: bullying or being bullied. 3) substance abuse: smoking, drinking and addictive drugs abuse. 4) high score of BDI. 5) high score in inter-person relation factor and being punished factor of ASLEC. 6) sex factor: female. Protecting Factors of suicide ideas included better achievement in school, singleton in family and harmony of family member.Conclusion:Suicide ideas were not rare in middle school students. Clinicians and teachers should discover and try to prevent possible suicide as early as possible.
4.The research on clinical teachers' behavior choices in the aspects of medical care, education and research
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2012;11(2):147-151
Objective The aim of this study is to discuss the clinical teachers' behavior choices in the aspects of medical care,education and research,and explore the related factors by making an investigation.Methods This study adopts the method of Literature Review,interview and questionnaire investigation.Results 57.6% of clinical teachers obviously felt enormous pressure,83.28% of clinical teachers support the saying busy and time pressing is one of the most important facts; in view of the time allocation,the majority of the clinical teachers' arrangement is medical care > research > education or medical care > education > research.Conclusions Time and energy became the scarce resources for clinical teachers.On the other hand,the conflict relationship among medical care,education and research makes clinical teachers stand at the crossroads.The understanding of the relationship among medical care,education and research,and the policy environment are important factors when a clinical teacher was making a stand.
5.Anesthetic efficacy of epidural ropivacaine mixed with different doses of snfentanil for hysterectomy
Hong ZHENG ; Zhiqun XIA ; Qing ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Anesthesiology 1994;0(04):-
Objective To assess the efficacy of ropivacaine in combination with different doses of sufentanil for epidural anesthesia in patients undergoing hysterectomy. Methods Eighty ASA Ⅰ or Ⅱ patients aged 30-55 yrs weighing 40-70 kg undergoing elective hysterectomy were randomly divided into 4 groups ( n = 20 each) : ropivacaine group (R) and 3 ropivacaine-sufentanil groups (R-S1-3). The patients were unpremedicated. ECG, BP, HR and SpO2 were monitored during ansthesia. Each patient received an epidural catheter placed at L2,3 interspace. After correct placement of epidural catheter was confirmed 0.75% ropivacaine 13 ml and normal saline (NS) 2 ml were given through epidural catheter in group R whereas in the 3 R-S groups 0.75% ropivacaine 13 ml and sufentanil 10 (R-S1), 20 (R-S2) or 30 (R-S3) ?g in NS 2 ml were injected into epidural space. BP, HR and SpO2 were recorded every 3 min. The onset time, upper spread and duration of sensory block; onset and duration of motor block (Bromage scale); degree of abdominal muscle relaxation; level of sedation (OAA/S scale); anesthetic efficacy and side-effects were recorded. The dose-response curve constructed by probit regression analysis was established to calculate ED50 and ED95. Results The onset time, the time needed to reach the highest sensory level were significantly shorter and the duration of sensory block was significantly longer in the 3 R-S groups than in R group ( P
6.The effect of non-directed musical imagery therapy on the automatic thoughts and therapeutic effect of depression
Guofu ZHANG ; Zhiqun CHA ; Da LI
Chinese Journal of Behavioral Medicine and Brain Science 2014;23(9):818-820
Objective To explore the effect of non-directed musical therapy on the automatic thoughts and therapeutic effect of depression.Methods 60 people outpatient and inpatient who with depression disorder participated in this research.According to the medical order,we choose the people who with Cardinality order as the group of the musical therapy (study group) and the people with the even order as the group of drug therapy (control group).all the patients was test with the Hamilton's Depression Scale (HAMD-24) and Automatic Thoughts Questionnaire (ATQ) before and after 2,4,8 weeks treatment,and comparison of these questionnaires scores of the two groups.Results After the 2,4,8 weeks treatment,the HAMD scores of the study group was (15.70±2.63),(10.03±2.28),(6.00± 1.98) and the scores of control group was (17.43±2.62),(12.47±2.75),(7.50±2.03).The result of HAMD scores had significant difference(F=11.754,P=0.001).ATQ scores of the study group was (73.27± 17.60),(58.33± 13.66),(47.43± 11.94) and the scores of control group was(84.20±22.30),(72.53±20.86),(58.90± 18.61).The result of ATQ scores had significant difference(F=4.136,P=0.047).Conclusion Non-directive musical imagery could be an effective way to improve the automatic thoughts of people who with depression disorder and improve the effect of treatment.
7.Comparison of Monoclonal Antibody J28 and Peanutagglutinin Immunoblotting for Detecting Fetoacinar Pancreatic Protein
Wenjun ZHANG ; Guoming XU ; Zhiqun ZHOU ; Hongju ZHANG
Academic Journal of Second Military Medical University 1982;0(02):-
We used SDS-polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (SDS-PAGE), immunoblotting of monoclonal antibody (McAb) J28 and peanutagglutinin (PNA) for detecting fetoacinar pancreatic protein (FAP) in extracts of 20 cases of fetal pancreas, 5 of pancreatic cancer and 4 of normal pancreas. The result showed that fetal pancreas and pancreatic cancer had a same level band about 110000 in Commassie blue stain, but absent in normal pancreas. The band could react with both McAb J28 and PNA PNA also could react with smaller glycoprotein in pencreatic cancer. It is suggested that McAb J28 and PNA combine with different sites of FAP.
8.The Study of Peanut Aggiutinin Receptor in Human Pancreatic Cancer
Zhiqun ZHOU ; Guoming XU ; Hongfu ZHANG ; Hongyi QIN
Academic Journal of Second Military Medical University 1982;0(02):-
This histochemical binding of horseradish peroxidase labeled peanut agglutinin (HRP?PNA) to paraffin sections of 18 cases of pancreatic cancer was investigated with 5 case of normal pancreas and 8 pancreatitis as the control. The PAN receptor was not found in the normal pancreas, but it appeared in 15 cases of pancreatic cancer (82%). Three cases of pancreatitis presented positive stainings of PNA binding (37%). There were 3 kinds of PNA binding forms: (1) linear distribution along the gland of carcinoma cells; (2) round staining with the ductal epithelium; and (3) diffuse scattering with an increased dot staining. There was a good relationship between the staining degree and cell differentiation. The positive staining increased when the cell was transformed from inflammation to carcinogenesis, and decreased from well differentiation to poorly differentiation.
9.Review on the pharmacological research of procyanidins
Zhiqun LING ; Xiaohui ZHANG ; Bijun XIE ; Fandian ZENG
Chinese Pharmacological Bulletin 1987;0(01):-
The progress is reviewed on the studies of procyanicdins biological and pharmacological activities in the past ten years, including antioxidant,protecting cardiovascular system,regulating immunocompetence, antiviral, anticancer, antiulcer and antidepressant,antimutagenic properties, etc.
10.Immunization coverage and safety of the 23-valent pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccine in Guang-zhou from 2010 to 2015
Jian CHEN ; Jianxiong XU ; Chunhuan ZHANG ; Huifeng TAN ; Zhiqun LI
Chinese Journal of Microbiology and Immunology 2016;36(5):380-383
Objective To analyze the immunization coverage of 23-valent pneumococcal polysac-charide vaccine(PPV23)in a large population in Guangzhou and to evaluate its safety by analyzing the ad-verse events following immunization(AEFI)reported to the passive surveillance system. Methods Immu-nization data of PPV23 in Guangzhou from 2010 to 2015 were collected from Information Management System of Biological Products and the Information System of Immune Programming of Guangzhou. AEFI reported to the AEFI Information System during 2010 to 2015 was collected for safety evaluation. The collected data were analyzed by using descriptive methodology. Results A total of 621 059 doses of PPV23 were pre-scribed in Guangzhou from 2010 to 2015. Most of the recipients were children younger than 10 years old,ac-counting for 79. 44% . Only 9. 38% of the subjects received PPV23 were older than 60 years. A total of 243 AEFI cases were reported at a rate of 39. 13 cases per 100 000 doses,among which 199 cases(32. 04 / 105 ) showed minor vaccine reactions,25 cases(4. 03 / 105 )occurred adverse events,16 cases(2. 58 / 105 )de-veloped coupled diseases and 3 cases(0. 48 / 105 )were classified as psychogenic reactions. No rare adverse reactions were observed. Conclusion The majority of people immunized with PPV23s in Guangzhou were children,while the immunization coverage among the elderly was relatively low. PPV23 was safe for vaccina-tion as the reported AEFI cases were similar to that of other vaccines.