Objective To discuss the nursing intervention effect on reducing anxiety of patients with amputation due to trauma. Methods 30 trauma patients needing amputation were given pertinent nursing intervention according to the psychological problems existing in them by special nurses from admission to operation.Self-rating anxiety scale (SAS)was used to evaluated the anxiety of patients ten minutes after informing them of the operation and ten minutes before the operation.The anxiety level was compared before and after the intervention. Results After the nursing intervention,the level of anxiety was alleviated compared with that on admission. Conclusions Strengthening the nursing intervention can effectively reduce the anxiety level of patients with amputation due to trauma before operation,and improve the initiative and compliance of treatment in patients.

Objective To evaluate the clinical efficacy of Bilevel non -invasive positive air pressure ventila-tion(BiPAP)in the treatment of stable COPD patients with typeⅡrespiratory failure.Methods 36 patients had stable COPD with typeⅡrespiratory failure was treated with BiPAP.And observed the changes of clinical symptoms and arte-rial blood gases before and after the treatment.Results The Blood gas index[(7.28 ±0.04)vs (7.37 ±0.06)], heart rate[(116 ±11)times/min vs (85 ±10)times/min],breath rate[(26 ±4)times/min,(17 ±3)times/min], frequence of hospitalization[(3.50 ±0.89)times vs (0.23 ±0.11)times],and hospital days[(22.3 ±8.8)d vs (11.4 ±4.6)d]significantly changed after treatment(all P <0.01),the symptoms,including the shortness of breath, and chest distress improved greatly,and also the exercise tolerance were much better than patients did before treatment.Conclusion BiPAP is an efficient treatment method,and valuable for stable COPD patients with type Ⅱrespiratory failure.

Objective To investigate the effect of BML-111 (the analogue of lipoxin) on uterine Hela cell (cervix cancer cell line) proliferation and the underlying mechanism. Methods Hela cells were stimulated by 50, 100, 200 and 400 μg/L BML-111, respectively, and cell viability was determined by MTT assay. Hela cells were divided into three groups:the control group (no treatment), the BML-111(200μg/L) group and the BML-111(200μg/L)plus Boc-2 (10μmol/L)group. Expression and location of P53 protein were detected by immunofluorescence. Expressions of NF-κB p65,P53 and CyclinD1 protein were detected by Western blotting. Results BML-111 (100, 200 and 400 μg/L) could effectively inhibit Hela cell viability compared with the control group (P < 0.05). P53 expression was shown decreased in both the nucleus and the cytoplasm without any change of P53 location , however, Boc-2 could reverse this effect. BML-111 could effectively inhibit P53 and CyclinD1 expression via NF-κB pathway and the effects could also be inhibited by Boc-2. Conclusions BML-111 can effectively inhibit Hela cell proliferation via FPR2 and NF-κB pathway.

A method was developed for the quantification of human growth hormone ( hGH ) by protein purification and isotope dilution-high performance liquid chromatography mass spectrometry ( HPLC-IDMS ) . The hGH was purified and fractionated by fast protein liquid chromatography ( FPLC ) , then hGH molecular weight was accurately determined by Fourier transform ion cyclotron resonance mass spectrometer ( FTICR-MS). The purified hGH was hydrolyzed and the separation was performed on an KINETEX C18 column (150 mmí2 mm I. D. , 2. 6 μm) with water ( containing 0. 1% TFA) and acetonitrile isocratic solution as the mobile phase at a flow rate of 0 . 2 mL/min and 40℃. The electrospray source was operated in the positive ion mode, and monitored in the multiple reaction monitoring ( MRM) mode. The measured hGH molecular weight by FTICR-MS was only 0. 31 Da difference from theoretical value. Three amino ( proline, valine and phenylalanine) were clearly separated by isocratic elution within 5 min. Under the optimized conditions, the content of hGH was 186 . 80 μg/g with a RSD of 0 . 5%. The detection results of hGH in international comparison by this method were consistent with the reference value, which validated the feasibility of the established method. The developed method is simple, practical, accurate, reliable and reproducible, and can be used for the hGH quantitation of pure hGH CRM to provide reference for the routine detection of hGH.

Objective To explore the prospects for applying a brain-computer interface system in the reha-bilitation of dyskinesia by testing the brain-electricity signals of spinal cord injury patients and stroke patients during motor imagery. Methods The brain-electricity signals of 5 healthy people, 4 spinal cord injury patients and 2 stroke patients were tested during motor imagery, and the results were analyzed with a computer. Results All of the 5 healthy people showed event-related synchronization and desynchronization (ERS/ERD) in the α and β bands in the motor related cortex. Three of the 4 spinal cord injury patents showed similar characteristics, and 1 showed ob-vious and stable characteristics, but the 2 stroke patients did not show meaningful characteristics. Conclusions Spinal cord injury patients have brain-electrlcity characteristics similar to those of healthy people when they are expe-riencing motor imagery, whilst in the affected hemisphere of stroke patients the brain-electricity characteristics are not similar to those of healthy people.

Shuyu Pill is the representative prescription for treating deficiency-essence. This article discussed the consistency of diabetes and deficiency-essence from TCM syndromes and etiology and pathogenesis, and probed into the correlation between Shuyu Pill and diabetic Western medicine of pathomechanism diabetes from the modern pharmacological research on Shuyu Pill. Therefore, it proposed that diabetes has the essence of deficiency-essence;the pathogenesis of diabetes should meet the efficacy of Shuyu Pill; pharmacological effects of Shuyu Pill can affect various pathological mechanism of diabetes, with a purpose to provide new ideas for the clinical treatment of diabetes.

BACKGROUND: Routine methods of chromosome G-bending are complicated, time-consuming and worse in effect, which is not suitable for clinical examination and teaching investigation of chromosomal disorder.OBJECTIVE: To seek for proper method of improving the effect of chromosome G-banding.DESIGN: Observation experiment.SETTING: Xinxiang Medical University.MATERIALS: The experiment was conducted in the Laboratory of Morphous, Xinxiang Medical University between January 2001 and January 2005. 376 blood samples were obtained from patients with infertility and sterility or those had abnormal childbearing history, who came from the Clinic of Gynecology and Obstetrics, Third Hospital Affiliated to Xinxiang Medical College between 2001 and 2004. Main agents: RPMI1640 culture fluid (GIBCO Co., Ltd), 20% calf serum (CS), colchicines, 0.075 mol/L KCL, methanol, glacial acetic acid, trypase (SIGMA Co., Ltd) and Giemsa staining solution.METHODS: Modified method of human peripheral chromosomal preparation and G-banding: The procedures were the same as routine methods, while partial influential factors were regulated, for example, the action time of colchicines was set at 2 hours before the ending; 1 mL of fixation fluid (the ratio of methanol and glacial acetic acid was 2:1) was added for pre-fixation, and samples were mixed and centrifuged at 1 500 r/minute for 10 minutes. After re-centrifugalization,fresh fixation fluid was added to prepare for cell suspension and glass slide by according to the amount of cells.Above-mentioned glass samples were baked at 50 ℃ for 1-2 hours, naturally cooled to 37 ℃, digested for 3-5 minutes by immersing into trypase, rapidly stained for 10 minutes with Giemsa staining solution, and counted by the test under microscope to observe 3 000 metaphases, and the percentages; The percentage of 400-600 metaphases and well-dispersion rate were calculated. Well-dispersion rate of chromosome referred to the overlapping after dispersion with complete numbers. The trabant and kinetic body were obvious and in bright color with clear shape. Moreover, all chromosomes were on the same plane. The percentage of metaphase = the number of metaphase cells (400-600)/number of cells under observation×100%.MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: The percentage of 400-600 pieces of metaphases in samples and good integration chromosome.RESULTS: 400-600 metaphases obtained with routine methods accounted for 52% with a well-dispersion rate of 68%,while 400-600 metaphases obtained with modified methods accounted for 75% with a well-dispersion rate of 86%, and there were significant differences between the two groups (P ＜ 0.05).the stripes are chear.CONCLUSION:Chromoseme metaphases obtained with modified methods are more in number and good in dispersion with proper size. Giemsa shows that the stripes art chear.

Objective To observe the effects of the home tele-rehabilitation guidance on activities of daily living and motor function in patients after cerebral infarction. Methods 101 cases with cerebral infarction at recovery stage were divided into control (n=50) and rehabilitation (n=51) group. The rehabilitation group received home tele-rehabilitation guidance. They were assessed with the Barthel index (BI) and the simplified Fugl-Meyer assessment (FMA) before and 3 month after treatment. Results There is no significant difference in both the BI and FMA between these groups before treatment, and the rehabilitation group improved more after treatment (P<0.05). ConclusionHome tele-rehabilitation guidance can facilitate the recovery of activities of daily living and motor function in cerebral infarction patients.

An analytical method of fluorescent dye-labeled oligonucleotides was established by ion pair reversed phase high performance liquid chromatography(IP-RP-HPLC) which was improved by optimizing the effects of triethylamine-acetic acid(TEAA)(0-0.15 mol/L), pH(4.5-7.0) and gradient. Comparing the retention of 5, 10 and 15-mer unlabeled oligonucleotides with that of 5'-carboxyfluorescein(5'FAM) labeled oligonucleotides, the mechanism of fluorescent dye-labeled oligonucleotides retention was studied. In addition, TaqMan~(TM) probes as wellas other common fluorescent dye-labeled oligonucleotides were concerned. The results showed that the best resolution of different length fluorescent dye-labeled oligonucleotides was observed under the condition of 0.01 mol/L TEAA and pH 7.0. The retention behavior of fluorescent dye-labeled oligonucleotides was different from that of unlabeled oligonucleotides significantly, and therefore they can be separated completely. The results indicated that the retention of unlabeled oligonucleotides enhanced with the increase of the length of molecule. In contrast, the retention of fluorescent dye-labeled oligonucleotides was reduced with the increase of the length of molecule. For the hydrophobicity of fluorescent dyes made a great impact on the retention, a longer retention time the labeled oligonucleotides would take while the hydrophobicity of fluorescent dyes was higher. However, the effect of the hydrophobicity was limited as the length was increased to a certain level.

Objective To evaluate the right ventricular (RV) systolic function in patients with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) by speckle tracking imaging (STI).Methods A total of 40 cases with SLE were divided into two groups,SLE (24 cases) and SLE complicated with pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) (16 cases).Meanwhile,35 healthy subjects were used as control group.Longitudinal peak systolic strain (PSS) of the basal,mid,apical segments of the free wall of right ventricular and interventricular septum and suben-docardial myocardium of the whole right ventricular were measured by STI respectively.Every parameter was compared.And the main factors affecting the strain of the whole right ventricule were analyzed.T test,one-way ANVOA,SNK-q,Spearman's correlation and Pearson's correlation analysis were used for statistical analysis.Results ① In SLE group,strains of the whole RV(GLS RV) [(-22±4)％] and all segments of RV wall[the basal segments of free wall (bas FW) (-27±8)％ were lower than that of the control group (-26±4)％,(-33±6)％,respectively (t=-4.815,P=0.000; t=-3.619,P=0.001)].Tricuspid valve orifice peak velocity E/A and right ventricular ejection fraction were significantly different between SLE group and control group (P＜0.05).② In terms of conventional parameters and the strain of all segments of RV wall,bas FW and GLS RV were different between the SLE group [(-30±7)％,(-23.7±3.5)％,respectively] and SLE with PAH group [(-22±6)％,(-18.4±2.3)％,respectively] (t=-3.581,P=0.001; t=-5.769,P=0.000).③ The RV anterior wall thickness of the moderate-severe subgroup was significantly higher than that of the mild group [(5.0±0.8) mm,(4.3±0.8) mm; t=-2.49,P=0.017].GLS RV[(-19±4)％,(-24±7)％;t=-3.016,P=0.015],bas FW [(-22±9)％,(-35±6)％; t=-3.125,P=0.03] and bas IVS [(-19±6)％,(-24±6)％; t=-2.272,P=0.029] were significantly lower than that of the mild group.Conclusion Right ventricular function is decreased in patients with SLE.STI can be used objectively to assess the right ventricular longitudinal systolic function.