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ObjectiveTo explore the influence of locus of control,self-efficacy and self-esteem on shame.MethodsTotal 924 students from six primary and middle schools in Chengdu were recruited by stratified sampling.They were assessed with locus of control,self-efficacy,self-esteem,and shame questionnaire.Results ( 1 ) Shame was significantly negatively related with self-efficacy (r =- 0.248 ) and self-esteem (r =- 0.318 ),and was significantly positively related with locus of control (r =0.185 ).Locus of control was negatively associated with self-efficacy(r =- 0.214) and self-esteem (r =- 0.254).Self-efficacy was positively related with self-esteem (r =0.440) ; (2) Self-esteem played partial mediating role between shame and locus of control as well as self-efficacy; ( 3 ) Self-efficacy played partial mediating role between locus of control and self-esteem as well as shame ; (4) High self-esteem group and low self-esteem group existed significant differences in whole structure equation model.Based on the whole model,the high self-esteem group reduced the path from locus of control to self-esteem ; and low self-esteem group reduced the path from locus of control to self-efficacy.ConclusionLocus of control and self-efficacy are not only directly but also indirectly associated with shame by self-esteem,and self-efficacy would be regulated by the level of self-esteem.

In order to probe into effect of stimulation of wind, cold and Sdampness to the cervical part on oxygen free radical and prostaglandins, 24 rabbits were randomly assigned to control group and wind - cold - Sdampness group, head - lowering group and combined model group, 6 rabbits in each group, and changes of superoxide dismutase (SOD),lipid hyperoxide (LPO), prostanglandin E2 (PGE2), 6 -keto -PGF1a in affected local region and blood were observed. Results indicated that the commonly - seen pathogenetic factors of cervical spondylopathy such as wind, cold , dampness and lowering head might cause aspetic inflammation of the cervical part and abnormality of SOD, LPO, PGE2 and 6 - keto - PGF1a in affected local tissue and blood, and abnormal metabolism of oxygen free radical and prostagnadins might be one of important mechanisms of cervical spondylopathy induced by wind, cold and dampness.

Objective To investigate the distribution and duration of abnormal blood glucose level in SGA infants. Methods Blood glucose level was systemicly monitored in 37 SGA infants for (133?115) h(range 16～524 h, median 93 h), who were non NICU hospitalized and no feeding or IV infusion when admitted at (2 6?2 4) h (range 0.25~10.0 h, median 2.0 h) of age. Results During monitoring period, there was hypoglycemia in 19 cases (51%),hyperglycemia in 2 cases (5%), and both hypo and hyperglycemia in 3 cases (8%). The median of last time abnormal glucose level appeared was 10 hr after birth, its 95% confidence interval was 5~55hr after birth. Multiple regression analysis shown delivery models bad relationship with glucose level at admition (p= 0.013). The blood glucose level was higher in vaginal delivery babies. The lower the birth weight (BW)was, the longer the duration of abnormal glucose level lasted ( O

Humans ; Lumbar Vertebrae ; surgery ; Spinal Diseases ; surgery ; Spinal Fusion

Humans ; Male ; Prostate ; anatomy & histology ; pathology ; Prostatic Diseases ; pathology ; Prostatic Hyperplasia ; pathology

Epidemiological and animal studies have demonstrated that dietary lower intake of n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids (n-3 PUFAs) and(or) higher intake of n-6 polyunsaturated fatty acids(n-6 PUFAs) leading to imbalance of their ratios are closely related to obesity.The mechanisms underlied are involved in PUFA′s effects on fatty acid synthesis and oxidation,adipocyte proliferation and differentiation and leptin expression.At transcription level,PUFAs can regulate the activities of peroxisome proliferator-activated receptors and CCAAT enhancer bin-ding proteins.

Objective To investigate the clinical features and prognosis of replantation of fingertips distal to the middle nail.Methods Between August 2001 and August 2005,16 fingertips amputated in the Ishikawa zoneⅠwere replanted.We anastomosed only the digital arteries,and adopted postoperative bloodletting.Results Fourteen fingertips survived,and two failed.The survival rate was 87.5%.Of the 14 successfully replanted fin- gertips,12 were followed up from 3 to 12 months.The length and appearance of the fingertips recovered and good joint motion were maintained.Their two-point discriminations ranged from 3 to 6 mm.Conclusion Fingertip replantation is an optimal treatment for fingertip amputation distal to the middle nail to regain satisfactory appearance and function of the digits with a high survival rate,but severe crush injury to the amputated part and high cost should be taken into consideration.

Intraoperatively acquired pressure ulcer, also named intraoperatively acquired pressure injury, is one of the most common hospital-acquired pressure injuries. It is not only aspect rehabilitation of patients after surgery, but also increase the length of hospital stay, related costs , as well as hidden risks of medical disputes. In recent years， more and more studies attached high-frequency time and site, prevelance and incidence, clinical characteristics, risk factors and risk assessment for the intraoperative acquired pressure injuries around the world. It is benificial to do targeted prevention. This article reviewed the current studies in order to provide some basis for preventing the intraoperative acquired pressure injuries in China.

Objective To study the consistency among non-invasive and invasive brachial artery pressure,radial artery pressure and invasive central arterial pressure,and to explore the correlation between the severe degree of coronary artery disease and invasive central aortic pressure.Methods A total of 331 patients who underwent coronary angiography in our hospital were selected.The invasive central aortic pressure,invasive and non-invasive brachial arterial pressure,radial artery pressure in all patients were measured.The severe degrees of atherosclerosis were recorded.The differences among invasive brachial arterial pressure and invasive radial artery pressure,non-invasive brachial artery pressure and non-radial artery pressure and invasive central aortic pressure were compared.Results The systolic pressure values measured in invasive and non-invasive brachial artery and radial artery were higher than that measured by central aortic pressure,while the diastolic pressure values measured in the four peripheral artery were lower than that measured in central aorta.The pressure values measured by non-invasive brachial artery pressure were more close to that measured by invasive central aortic pressure (P＞0.05).The systolic pressure was increased and the diastolic pressure was reduced in central aortic pressure with the coronary vessel lession numbers increased.The values of systolic pressure in patients with single-vessel,double-vessel and triple-vessel lesions were (118.2± 19.5) mm Hg,(124.9 ± 19.7) mm Hg and (137.7 ± 20.6) mm Hg,respectively and the values of diastolic pressure were (86.8±8.4) mm Hg,(85.3± 10.3) mm Hg and (83.1± 9.4) mm Hg,respectively.There were significant differences in systolic and diastolic pressure values among patients with single-vessel lesions,double vessel lesions and triple-vessel lesions(F=3.93,4.31,both P＜ 0.05).Conclusions The blood pressure values measured by noninvasive brachial artery pressure are more close to that measured by invasive central aortic pressure.There is a significant correlation between the severe degree of coronary heart disease and invasive central aortic pressure.Non invasive brachial artery pressure can be used in the early detection of cardiovascular dysfunction.