1.The influence on smoking and drinking status of officers and soldiers after health management
Zhenzhen WANG ; Xianrong LUO ; Xuan YANG ; Jun YANG ; Shaen LI
Chinese Journal of Behavioral Medicine and Brain Science 2014;23(3):261-263
Objective To investigate the influence of smoking,drinking cognition and behavior among the officers and soldiers in South China War Zone after health management,and to explore the establishrent of appropriate health management model for the army.Methods Harmfulness cognition,rate,quantity,types of drinking and smoking were investigated and analyzed before and after health management among 1 102 officers and soldiers in South China War Zone by providing a set of health education,psychological counseling service,disease and lifestyle intervention of health management as a whole.Results The harmfulness cognition rate of smoking and drinking raised from 95.6% and 94.1% to 98.7% and 97.8%,the smoking and drinking rate dropped from 64.7% and 72.6% to 37.2% and 61.4% after health management.The x2 values were 18,18.9,153,20.8,and had significant difference (P<0.001).The rate of occasional smoking,a small amount of smoking,often smoking dropped from 28.3%,25.8%,45.9% to 18.5%,12.2%,31.5% as well as the rate of occasional drinking,a small amount of drinking,often drinking has dropped from 56.6%,32.3%,11.1% to 49.8%,23.4%,4.1%.The x2 values were 26.8,62.1,31,9.61,8.06,19.4,and had significant difference (all P<0.01).Conclusion The health management improves the harmfulness cognition of smoking and drinking,and decreases the rate and quantity of smoking and driking.It has a positive effect on improving the heahh literacy and developing health way of life in officers and soldiers.
2.Relationship between hypertension and osteoporosis in elderly female with type 2 diabetes mellitus
Xiuzhen ZHANG ; Bo WANG ; Miao XUAN ; Jun YANG ; Lige SONG
Academic Journal of Second Military Medical University 1981;0(04):-
Objective:To investigate the relationship of hypertension with osteoporosis(OP)and bone mineral density(BMD) in elderly type 2 diabetic women.Methods: A total of 179 elderly type 2 diabetic women were categorized into hypertension group(n=124)and non-hypertension group(n=55).Lumbar and hip BMD were measured by dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry.Prevalences of osteoporosis were compared between the two groups using Chi-square test,and BMD was compared using covariance analysis.The correlation between the osteoporosis and risk factors was analyzed using binary logistic regression method.Results: The prevalences of osteoporosis(total OP,lumber OP and hip OP) in non-hypertension group were higher than that of the hypertension group(Pt=0.037,Pl=0.042 and Ph=0.051,respectively).Lumbar and hip BMD in the hypertension group was higher than that in the non-hypertension group,and there were significant differences in L3 and L4 BMDs between the two groups(P3=0.040,P4=0.021);however,the difference disappeared after adjustment for body mass index(BMD).After adjustment for C peptide,the P value also increased,but not as obvious as after adjustment for BMI.Binary logistic regression analysis showed that OP was associated with age,BMI and osteocalcin,but not with hypertension.Conclusion: OP is associated with the age,BMI,and osteocalcin,but not with hypertension in elderly type 2 diabetic women.
3.Application of spinal cord stimulation in the treatment of cerebral ischemia
Xiaosheng YANG ; Yi XUAN ; Jin ZHU ; Hongxin GUAN ; Jun ZHONG
International Journal of Cerebrovascular Diseases 2010;18(4):286-290
Since Hosobuchi first found that spinal cord stimulation had the effect of significantly increasing cerebral blood flow (CBF) more than two decades ago, spinal cord stimulation had attracted wide attention in the field of treating cerebral ischemia. A large number of animal and clinical studies have been performed in this field, which make it another research focus following thrombolysis and interventional therapy. This article reviews the research history, mechanisms, and current status of clinical applications of spinal cord stimulation in cerebral ischemia protection.
4.Effects of perioperative administration of Rhubarb on acute inflammatory response in patients with gastric cancer
Jun CAI ; Zhengrong XUAN ; Yongping WEI ; Haibo YANG ; Hua WANG
Journal of Integrative Medicine 2005;3(3):195-8
OBJECTIVE: To observe the effect of perioperative administration of rhubarb on the acute inflammatory response in patients with gastric cancer. METHODS: In this prospective, single-blinded, controlled clinical trial, thirty-one patients with gastric cancer operatively treated were randomly divided into two groups, with 14 patients in control group and 17 in study group. Patients in both groups were given an isocaloric and isonitrogenous enteral diet. The enteral diet was started 36 hours after operation, and continued for 6 days. Patients in the study group were fed with rhubarb before operation, and at 1 day and 2 days after operation. Indexes of acute inflammatory response such as serum C-reactive protein (CRP), interleukin-6 (IL-6) and tumor necrosis factor alpha (TNF-alpha), and indexes of nutritional status such as serum albumin (ALB), prealbumin (PA) and transferrin (TRF) were measured before operation, and at 1 day, 3 and 7 days after operation. RESULTS: Patients in both groups had acute inflammatory response, and the indexes of nutritional status decreased after operation.IL-6, CRP and TNF-alpha tested at 3 and 7 days after operation were lower in the study group as compared with those in the control group, and the recovery time of gastrointestinal motility such as borborygmus, gas elimination and defecation was shorter in the study group as compared with that in the control group. The indexes of nutritional status showed no significant differences between two groups after operation. CONCLUSION: Rhubarb can positively modulate the acute inflammatory response, promote the recovery of postoperative gastrointestinal motility, and benefit enteral nutrition support in patients who have undergone major operations for gastric cancer.
6.Comparative study on mental health status of 10 113 military personnel and the norms of China
Xianrong LUO ; Zhenzhen WANG ; Hongmei ZHANG ; Can WANG ; Xuan YANG ; Jun YANG
Chinese Journal of Behavioral Medicine and Brain Science 2013;(2):167-169
Objective To analyze themental health status of 10 113 military personnel of China in 2011 and the changes of the mental health of military personnel.Methods Symptom check list-90 (SCL-90) was used to assess 10 113 military personnel of China.The result was compared with the army norm and civilian norm in the past over ten years.Results ①Except somatization,other items of SCL-90 of 10 113 military personnel was generally lower than that of civilian norm and army norm.Sensitive human interrelationship was the highest item in 1986 civilian norm,1999 army norm and 2000 army norm.Obsessive-compulsive disorder became the highest item in 2005 army norm,2006 civilian norm and 2011 armymen.②16.88% military personnel have various mental health problems,which includes sensitive human interrelationship,somatization disorder,obsessive-compulsive disorder,depression,phobia and anxiety.③The proportion of positive item including somatization disorder,sensitive human interrelationship,anxiety,phobia and lunacy were significantly higher in 2011 compared with 2005 army norm(P<0.01).While obsessive-compulsive disorder,hostility and crankiness were lower(P<0.01).The proportion of positive item including anxiety,phobia and lunacy were significantly higher in 2011 compared with 2006 civilian norm (P < 0.01).The proportion of positive item of somatization disorder had no difference (P >0.05).While other items were lower(P<0.01).Conclusion The military personnel' s mental health is becoming fine in the past over ten years,but the proportion of positive item including somatization,sensitive human interrelationship,anxiety,phobia and lunacy were still high.
7.The influence of health management on psychological status and stress of among soldiers
Zhenzhen WANG ; Xianrong LUO ; Xuan YANG ; Jun YANG ; Shaen LI ; Wei DING
Chinese Journal of Health Management 2013;7(6):426-429
Objective To establish an appropriate health management model to improve health literacy of army men and promote and maintain physical and mental health of officers and soldiers.Methods A questionnaire survey was conducted among officers and soldiers in South China War Zone before and 2 years after health management.The x2 test was used to calculate the positive rate of officers,high-rank soldiers,soldiers,officers and soldiers in general before and after the intervention.Results After health management,most of items showed significant difference,including easy to get along with others,working under stress,being full of confidence to future life,awareness of harm of anger,anxiety and depression,easy expression of feelings,learning from hero model,being satisfied with social support system,active participation in sports activities,knowing centers that offer psychological services,awareness the necessity of psychological services in primary healthcare units (x2 values were 5.8,12.3,26.9,77.3,15.2,21.5,18.6,16.8,333.8 and 79.4,respectively; all P<0.05).The most obvious improvement was found in the solders.There was no significant difference in satisfaction with psychological status or communication skills and being proud of military carrier in officers and soldiers (x2 values were 2.3,3.1 and 2.2,respectively; all P>0.05).The stress from the military management was significantly increased after health management (x2=14.9,P<0.05).The stress of high-rank soldiers from military management and daily work was also significantly increased after health management (x2 values were 21.6 and 8.3,respectively; both P<0.05).The stress of solders from daily work was significantly decreased after health management (x2=35.7,P<0.05).The stress of soldiers from military management and financial difficulties was significantly increased.The stress of soldier from financial difficulties was significantly decreased after health management.After health management,the rate of choosing fiiends and psychological doctors to be listener was significantly increased (x2 values were 10.2 and 32.6,respectively; both P<0.05).The rate of choosing friends and psychological doctors to be a listener was significantly inclined among high-rank soldiers (x2 values were 9.9and 46.7,respectively; both P<0.05).The rate of choosing parents and leaders to be listener was significantly increased in soldiers (x2 values were 17.6 and 14.3,respectively; both P<0.05).Conclusion Health management that includes health education,psychological service,disease consulting and life style intervention may significantly improve psychological status of army men,especially the soldiers.
8.Applications of Different Insulin Therapies on type 2 diabetic patients in Fasting State
Jianming YANG ; Xiulan ZOU ; Weimin ZHAO ; Yanqun LIU ; Wen WANG ; Jun ZHENG ; Jun YANG ; Xuan XIA ; Ping YU
Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy 2011;18(22):3039-3040
Objective To investigate the status of diabetes in fasting state on different therapies.Methods 244 type 2 diabetic patients were divided into four groups according to different insulins:60 for insulin pump group(A),64 cases for insulin glargine group(B),59 cases for microinjection pump group(C),61 cases for isophane insulin suspension group.Then the time when blood glucose was up to standard,the usage of insulin and the rate of hypoglycemia were abserved.Results A group was(2.89 ± 1.32)d on the time when blood glucose was up to standard,B group was(3.14 ±1.25)d,C group was(4.91 ±2.81)d and D group was(5.62 ±2.52)d.There were significant differences between A and other groups( P < 0.05 ) on time.There were significant differences between B and C group,B and D group,but there was no difference between C and D group.A group was(30.61 ±2.21) IU/don the usage of insulin,B group was ( 31.12 ± 3.38 ) IU/d,C group was ( 42.25 ± 4.01 ) IU/d and D group was (44.31 ±3.22)IU/d.There were significant differences between A and C group,A and D group,B and C group,B and D group(P <0.05)on usage of insulin,but there were no differences between A and B group,C and D group.A group was 3.3% on the rate of hypoglycemia,B group was 4.7%,C group was 15.2% and D group was 16.4%.There were significant differences between A and C group,A and D group,B and C group,B and D group ( all P < 0.05 ) on usage of insulin,but there were no differences between A and B group,C and D group.Conclusion Compared to other insulin therapies,insulin pump had obviously superiority,which could be generalized to diabetics in fasting state.
9.Contact heat evoked potential:a method of detection
Ju-Yang ZHENG ; Ying-Sheng XU ; Shuo ZHANG ; Jun ZHANG ; De-Xuan KANG ; Dong-Sheng FAN
Chinese Journal of Neurology 2001;0(02):-
Objective To evoke cerebral potentials by stimulating nociceptive fibers with contact heat evoked potentials stimulator (CHEPS)and estimate the nerve conduction velocities of peripheral nerve fibers mediating these responses.Methods Subjects were set in supine position.A heat-foil technology with a rapid rising speed at 70 ℃/s was used to elicit pain and contact heat evoked potentials(CHEP).Contact heat was delivered via one circular thermode (diameter 27 mm,area 573 mm~2).Thermal stimuli were sent at two intensity levels (49.5 ℃ and 54.5 ℃) to three body sites:thenar eminence,the dorsum of hand and proximal volar forarm.Contact heat evoked potentials were recorded from Cz and Pz.A systemic effect between stimulus intensities and pain rating were observed,the main components of this evoked potential were observed.Nerve conduction velocity was calculated from latency difference of CHEP and center to center distance of distal and proximal stimulus arrays.Results The pain intensity rating was 3.2?0.3 and 4.4?0.5 when thenar eminence was stimulated at the temperature of 49.5 ℃ and 54.5 ℃ respectively;the rating was 6.3?0.8 and 7.2?0.5 when the dorsum of hand and proximal volar forarm were stimulated at the temperature of 54.5 ℃ respectively.Three components,Cz/N550,Cz/P750 and Pz/P1000,were found in the evoked potentials.Nerve conduction velocities of the fibers were (12.9?7.5) and (1.7?0.4) m/s respectively,which were corresponding to those of A8 fiber and C fiber.Conclusions CHEPs can be elicited reliably and stably.Velocities of peripheral nerve fibers demonstrate that A8 fiber and C fiber mediate the response.
10.Contact heat evoked potential:the method,normative reference data and it's application in cerebral infarction
Ying-Sheng XU ; Ju-Yang ZHENG ; Shuo ZHANG ; Jun ZHANG ; De-Xuan KANG ; Dong-Sheng FAN ;
Chinese Journal of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 2003;0(09):-
Objective To establish the method of contact heat evoked potential(CHEP)and to explore the value of this evoked potential in pain testing of patients with cerebral infarction.Methods A total of 100 healthy volunteers and 30 patients were examined.The healthy volunteers were divided into 3 groups according to the length of their arms:(Group A:56.0~65.0 cm ;Group B :65.5~74.0 cm ;Group C :74.5~83.0 cm).A recently de- veloped heat-foil technique with a rapid temperature rising rate at 70℃/s was used to elicit pain and contact heat e- voked potentials.Contact heat was delivered via one circular thermode(diameter 27 mm,area 573 mm~2)and set at two intensity levels(49.5℃and 54.5℃)to three body sites:the thenar eminence,the dorsum of hand and proximal volar forearm.The subjects were asked to rate the pain with numerical rating scale after each stimulus and CHEP was recorded from Cz and Pz.The association between stimulus intensities and pain rating was explored,the main compo- nents of the evuked potential were watched.CHEP,sensory conduction velocity(SCV)and somatosensory evoked potentials(SEP)were performed in patients with hemi-anesthesia caused by cerebral infarction.Results The pain intensity ratings were 3.2?0.3 and 4.4?0.5 at thenar eminence,5.0?0.7 and 6.3?0.8 at the dorsum of hand and 5.3?0.6 and 7.2?0.5 at the proximal volar forearm when the temperature of 49.5℃and 54.5℃was applied, respectively;Three components,Cz/N550,Cz/P750 and Pz/P1000,were identified in the evoked potentials.Cz/ N550 and Cz/P750 appeared when the dorsum of hand and proximal volar forearm were stimulated.In contrast,Pz/ P1000 could be identified when nociceptors of thenar eminence and proximal volar fbrearm were excited.In the pa- tients with cerebral infarction,CHEP disappeared or became abnormal on one side,while SCV and SEP were normal on that side.Conclusion It was suggested that CHEP could be elicited reliably in the controls.CHEP is helpful in the assessment of analgesia in patients with cerebral infarction.