1.Effects of the position of posterior chamber intraocular lens on visual quality
International Eye Science 2014;(12):2172-2175
lntraocular lens ( lOL) often has different degrees of tilt, decentration and rotation in the eye. The deflection of lOL is an important factor to impact on the visual quality of the patients with cataract surgeries. Vision was commonly used to evaluate visual quality before. ln recent years, some new methods are also introduced to evaluate visual quality, such as optical aberration, modulation transfer function ( MTF ) and subjective visual perception. They show that the lOL deflection will cause decreases in eyesight and MTF, cause increase in aberration, lead to ametropia and so on. Therefore, a better evaluation of the effects of lOL deflection on visual quality, has significance for lOL selection, positioning and cataract individualized treatment.
4.Nursing assistants' experience of caring for hospitalized dementia patients with behavioral symptoms
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2013;29(28):9-12
Objective To describe nursing assistants' experience of caring for dementia patients with behavioral symptoms.Methods A descriptive qualitative design was used in this study.Twelve nursing assistants for dementia patients were recruited.A semi-structured interview was used to collect the data.The interview was related to nursing assistants' experience of caring for patients with behavioral symptoms.Content analysis was used to explicate the meaning of the interview data.Results Three themes were extracted:having multiple stressors; learning by practice; seeking mutual support from other nursing assistants.Conclusions Nursing assistants had multiple stressors from caring dementia patients with behavioral symptoms.Continuing supply of training on strategies of coping with behavioral symptoms as well as the emotional support are especially required.
5.Analysis on effect of posterior anti-rotation plate combined with cancellous screw for treating unicondylar Hoffa fracture
Jing MIN ; Qunbo WANG ; Kunlong MA
Chongqing Medicine 2016;45(9):1213-1215,1219
Objective To investigate the clinical efficacy of posterior anti‐rotation plate plus cancellous screws for treating unicondylar Hoffa fracture and to systematically analyze its injury mechanism ,clinical diagnosis ,treatment method and clinical fol‐low up results .Methods The imageological and clinical data in 9 cases of unicondylar Hoffa fractures treated by anti‐rotation plate plus cancellous screws from March 2009 to April 2014 were retrospectively analyzed .Results All fractures were healed within 4 months .The average follow up time of the patients was 34 months(24~50 months) .Seven cases obtained the anatomic reduction and 2 cases got the satisfactory reduction .The reduction loss and fixation failure were not found in all the cases .One cases of wound infection occurred early after operation and healed within 1 week after anti-infection .One case of knee joint ankylosis complicating pain occurred during the follow up period .According to the KSSs scoring standard ,the knee joint prognosis function scores were ex‐cellent in 4 cases ,good in 4 cases and poor in 1 case .Conclusion Using anti‐rotation plate combined with cancellous screws for con‐ducting the Hoffa fracture fixation can confront the strong shear force beard by femoral condyle with the advantages of rigid fixa‐tion ,reliability fixation and early weight bearing functional exercise .
6.Correlation between integrated pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of bile processed Rhizoma Coptidis in febrile rats.
Jing WANG ; Yue CHEN ; Zi-min YUAN
Acta Pharmaceutica Sinica 2016;51(1):127-131
This study was designed to validate the correlation between integrated pharmacokinetic and therapeutic effects of alkaloids using bile processed Rhizoma Coptidis (BRC). Rats were divided into three groups: normal, disease model, model+BRC. Rats were induced to have an excessive heat syndrome. Rectal temperatures were collected at 0, 3, 6 and 9 h after single oral administration of the drugs. The plasma concentrations of three alkaloids were quantified at different times by UPLC-MS/MS after the administration of BRC. An approach of self-defined weighting coefficiency was created to the holistic pharmacokinetic profiles of alkaloids in BRC. The classified and integrated synthetic concentrations were obtained, and then the pharmacokinetic parameters of alkaloids were calculated from non-compartmental model analysis. The potential relationship between the integrated mean concentration of alkaloids and the antifebrile efficacy was investigated. The holistic t(max) of alkaloids was 1.11 h, the antifebrile effect of BRC at 3 h was improved over the model group. Double peaking appeared in the integrated blood concentration-time curve, the second t(max) of alkaloids was 4.82 h. The antifebrile effects of BRC at 3-6 h were significant, and the antifebrile effects at 6-9 h was decreased significantly. Dynamic variation of alkaloids of BRC in the body exhibited the similarity to the pattern of its antifebrile effect.
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pharmacokinetics
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Bile
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Coptis
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chemistry
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pharmacokinetics
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Rats, Sprague-Dawley
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Rhizome
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chemistry
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Tandem Mass Spectrometry
7.Personality Characteristics of 1921 Cadets in an Air Force Academy Shown by the MBTI-G
Jing CHEN ; Dan-Min MIAO ; Yang WANG ;
Chinese Mental Health Journal 2002;0(11):-
Objective:To investigate influence of living locations on the personality characteristics of the only child and none-only children in an air force academy.Methods:1921 cadets were tested by the Chinese version of the MBTI-G.Results:Scores of the only child cadets from cities on the Sensing-Intuition and Thinking-Feeling dimensions were higher than those of none-only children group from cities and those of the only child group from countries.The scores of them on the SN scale were 93.0?18.5,90.4?17.6 and 90.1?17.7(t=2.25,P=0.025;t=1.99,P= 0.048).The scores of them on the TF scale were 94.6?22.6,89.1?21.1 and 88.4?21.0(t=4.02,P
8.A Study on Application of the Experiencing Teaching in Medical Psychology
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2005;0(05):-
The"Experiencing teaching"is a students-centered and task-based teaching approach,from which students can apply what they learn to practice through their own experiences in classes.Using experiencing teaching in medical psychology,we get good teaching effects.
9.Problems and thinking about the bilingual education in basic medical courses
Min ZHENG ; Jing LI ; Lu WANG ; Hong WU ; Weiwei WANG
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2011;10(12):1425-1427
With the quick development and the requirements of internationalization of China's higher education,bilingual education has become a teaching task which is actively carried out in universities.Basic medical courses has strong professional and high abstractive characteristics.The bilingual education of basic medical courses have special requirements.Problems of bilingual education in basic medical courses teaching and possibly solutions were discussed to help better understanding of the bilingual teaching of basic medical courses and exert its advantages.
10.Treating neurogenic dysphagia
Jing JI ; Zhengsheng WANG ; Jianwen WANG ; Min YANG
Chinese Journal of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 2011;33(6):437-440
Objective To explore the best treatment program for neurogenic dysphagia (ND) by observing the efficacy of three different rehabilitation programs.Methods Eighty-two dysphagic patients were randomly divi-ded into a swallowing training group (which received mouth,facial,and tongue function training along with cold sti-mulation of the pharynx,Mendelson's swallowing training,and swallowing behavior coordination training) and a group which received neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES) only.Low-frequency NMES was applied at the location of the swallowing obstacle using a biphase square wave 700ms long at 30-80 Hz with a current intensity of 0-15 mA.There was also a combined treatments group which received swallowing behavior therapy combined with NMES.All three groups were treated for 30 min daily for 20 days.Videofluoroscopy (VFSS) was conducted before and after treatment to assess swallowing function.Results After 20 days of treatment,swallowing function had improved in all three groups.The effectiveness rate was 73% in the swallowing training group,83% in the NMES group and 94% in the combined treatment group.The average VFSS score in the combined therapy group was significantly higher than that of either the swallowing training or NMES group.Conclusions NMES combined with swallowing behavior the-rapy can greatly improve swallowing function in patients with neurogenic dysphagia,especially those with pseudosupranuclear paralysis.