1.Analysis of distribution and antibiotic resistance of 233 positive results of blood cultures in neonatal intensive care unit
Qiaoyun YE ; Zhan LIN ; Dang AO ; Yuge HUANG
Chinese Pediatric Emergency Medicine 2012;19(4):396-398
Objective To investigate the pathogens distribution and their drug resistance of blood culture-positive neonates with sepsis in neonatal intensive care unit(NICU) and to provide evidence for clinically reasonable use of antibiotics.Methods One thousand four hundred and fifty neonates admitted to our NICU of Affiliated Hospital of Guangdong Medical College from Jan 2009 to Jul 2011 were enrolled.The blood samples from 1 450 neonates were cultured and isolated,and all of the isolates and their resistances were analyzed retrospectively.Results A total of 9 species and 233 pathogenic strains were isolated from 1 450 specimens,and the positive rate was 16.1%.Among the 233 strains,93 strains were gram-positive cocci,103 strains were gram-negative bacilli,and 37 strains were fungus.Among gram-positive cocci,the most dominant organism was coagulase negative staphylococcus,the next was Staphylococcus aureus;while among gram-negative bacilli,Ktebsiella pneumoniae were the most frequently isolated,the next were Escherichia coli and Acinetobacter baumannii,and among the fungus,monilia were the most isolated.The resistance rates of gram-positive cocci to vancomycin,linezolid and teicoplanin were high.Moreover,the antibiotic resistance rates to penicillin,oxazocilline and the β-lactamase were more than 95%.Gram-negative bacilli were sensitive to levofloxacin,imipenem and meropenem.A majority of fungus was Monilia,which was sensitive to antifungal.Conclusion Coagulase negative staphylococcus,Klebsiella pneumoniae and Escherichia coli are the the most common pathogens of neonatal sepsis in NICU,and have high drug resistance.Clinicians should select sensitive drug treatment according to bacterial identification and susceptibility testing.Besides,mycotic infection cannot be ignored and merit our attention.
2.Effect of psychological stress factors in the attack of systemic sclerosis
Yue CHEN ; Jizong HUANG ; Qiaoyun ZHANG ; Feixue ZHOU ; Xiaozhi QIAO ; Yu QIANG ; Guoxia GUO
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2006;10(6):162-164
BACKGROUND: The real mechanism of systemic sclerosis is still not clear, it is found clinically that there are psychological stress factors of different forms before the attack.OBJECTIVE: To deeply investigate the psychosocial factors in patients with systemic sclerosis, and primarily analyze the role of psychological stress factors by comparing with national norms and controls as well as combining with clinical immunological test.DESIGN: A controlled observation.SETTING: The experiments were carried out in the Department of Geriatrics, the First Hospital Affiliated to Medical College, Zhejiang University and the Department of Surgery, Hangzhou Tongji Hospital.PARTICIPANTS: Between December 2002 and September 2005. 26 patients with systemic sclerosis (systemic sclerosis group), who received thoracic duct lymph drainage therapy, and 30 inpatients with chronic gastritis(control group) were selected from the same disease area of the Department of Internal Medicine, the First Hospital of Medical College, Zhejiang University.METHODS: All the patients filled the general information inventory, the contents included were age, gender, main symptoms, disease course, special examination, diagnosis and drug therapy. The psychosocial scale was used to evaluate the psychosocial factors. Life event scale (LES) was used to assess the life events stress, including profession, learning, marriage and love, family and child, economics, justice, interpersonal relationship and other common life events. The simplified coping style questionnaire (SCSQ)was applied to assess the coping styles, including 8 main components: confrontation, indifference, self-control, seeking help, self-blame, escape, planning and reassessment, and then the habitual coping styles were divided into negative ones and positive ones. The Eysenck personality questionnaire (EPQ) was used to evaluate the personality characters, it consisted of4 subscales: extraversion-introversion scale, neuroticism scale, psychoticism scale, lie and cover up scale. The fasting blood samples (3 mL) were drawn from the patients to detect serum levels of immunoglobulin G (IgG), immunoglobulin A (IgA) immunoglobulin M (IgM) and complement C3 with immunoturbidimetry, and the correlations between IgG and other factors were analyzed.MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: The evaluative results of psychosocial scale and results of clinical immunological detection were mainly observed.RESULTS: All the 56 patients finished the scale survey and immunological detection, and all were involved in the analysis of results. The total number of life events, number of negative events and LEU value of negative events in LES were all significantly greater in the systemic sclerosis group than in the control group. For the coping style, the dimension of positive coping was less but that of negative coping was more in the systemic sclerosis group than in the control group. For EPQ, the scores of extraversion-introversion were lower but the scores of neuroticism in both males and females in the systemic sclerosis group were higher than in the control group and norms. For the immunological detection, the levels of lgG, lgA and lgM were all higher in the systemic sclerosis group than in the control group, but C3 level had insignificant difference between the two groups.IgG had negative correlations with the number of negative events, dimension of negative coping and the score of extraversion-introversion in EPQ.CONCLUSION: Patients with systemic sclerosis have obvious psychological stress, negative coping style, unstable mood and abnormal humoral immune function. Psychosocial stress has influence on immunology, it is indicated that psychological stress is closely correlated with the attack of systemic sclerosis.
3.Analysis on Quality of Life and Its Influencing Factors in Patients with Chronic Gastritis
Ying CHEN ; Limei HE ; Hongying LI ; Qiaoyun HUANG ; Xiaojing YANG ; Chonghua WAN
Journal of Kunming Medical University 2014;(2):8-11,26
Objective To analyze the status of quality of life and influencing factors in patients with chronic gastritis. Methods 124 chronic gastritis patients were measured by the Chronic Gastritis scale of Quality of Life Instruments for Chronic Disease (QLICD-CG) before and after treatments. The scores were compared by paired t-test,and the influencing factors were analyzed by independent sample t-test and One-Way ANOVA. Results There were significant differences in all domains and total scores between the before and after treatments. The quality of life of chronic gastritis patients were influenced by treatments,gender,marital status,occupation and economic conditions ( <0.05) . Conclusion While reasonable treatment is very important to improve quality of life of the chronic gastritis patients, some influencing factors should be addressed, and mental health education and psychological service should be strengthened.
4.A clinical study of low molecular weight heparin on the treatment of disseminated intravascular coagulation prophase state in pregnant woman
Wendong JU ; Bo WAN ; Donge WANG ; Jun HUANG ; Ling JIANG ; Yun YE ; Lihong FENG ; Qiaoyun ZHOU ; Jianhui WU ; Shuanwen LI
Journal of Chinese Physician 2001;0(08):-
5.0mg/L were randomly divided into LMWH treatment group and low molecular dextran treatment group with 20 patients in each group.The patients in LMWH group were treated with 0.3ml LMWH subcutaneous injection in abdominal wall in every 12h for 1-4 d.The patients in low molecular dextran group were treated with 500ml low molecular dextran plus 20ml danshen root,intervenous drop infusion for 1-7d.Results The D-Dimer blood serum level in the gestational late period was significantly higher than that of nongravida group(P
5.Construction and identification of lentiviral vector carrying FOLR1 gene.
Mingju HUANG ; Qi WANG ; Wei ZHANG ; Qiaoyun YIN ; Zhuang LI ; Li LI
Journal of Biomedical Engineering 2013;30(3):641-650
Through this research a lentiviral vector expressing the gene of folate-binding protein-1 (FOLR1) was constructed and the corrsponding expression products were identified. Firstly, full-length of the FORL1 gene was amplified by PCR and cloned into the plasmid pWPI. Then it was further confirmed by PCR and sequencing. Secondly, after the recombinant pWPI and its helper plasmid co-transfected the virus packaging 293T cells, SKOV3 cells were infected with the virus particles and sorted by flow cytometry. Thirdly, the FOLR1 gene was detected by RT-PCR and its protein expression was detected by Western blot. Finally, the recombinant expression vector was successfully constructed, and lentiviruses were successfully packaged by the 293T cells. A great quantity of green fluorescent cells could be seen after the SKOV3 cells were effectively infected with the lentiviruses carrying the FOLR1 gene. The sorting could be done and detected by cytometrying the FORL1 gene and its stable expression by the two methods above, which laid experimental foundation for exploring its biological function in ovarian cancers.
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6.Willingness to attend assistant general practitioner training among junior medical college students in Yunnan Province and its influencing factors
Weiming LI ; Dan YUAN ; Rong ZI ; Qunqin SHU ; Qiaoyun HUANG ; Min ZHANG ; Yuechao CHEN ; Xingli HUANG
Chinese Journal of General Practitioners 2018;17(10):784-788
Objective To survey the current situation and influencing factors of willingness to attend assistant general practitioner training among junior medical college students in Yunnan Province.Methods A questionnaire survey and interview on the willingness to attend the training of assistant general practitioner was conducted from May 2017 to June 2017 in Yunnan Province,1 800 students from 6 junior medical colleges were selected as participants by stratified cluster sampling method.Results A total of 1 800 questionnaires were distributed and 1 710 were collected,of which 1 634 were valid with a recovery rate of 95.00% and an effective rate of 95.56%.The results showed that 43.21% (706/1 634) participants were not aware of the relevant training policies,while there were significant differences among participants in the different grades and types of college (public or private) (Z=-0.899,8.658,-13.954;P<0.05);83.17% (1 379 / 1 634) participants were willing to sign up for an assistant general practitioner training after graduation,while there were significant differences among participants in different ethnic groups,grades,household register sites,types of college,and family income (P<0.05).Total of 1 300 (79.56%) chose to work as a general practitioner in rural grassroots institutions after graduation,and 984 (60.22%) chose to become a specialist after graduation.Unconditional logistic regression analysis showed that the types of medical college,attitude towards the training policy,the intension to work in grassroots level or to work in private hospitals were influencing factors for willingness to attend the assistant general practitioner training among medical students(B=1.654,3.764,1.361,-0.569;P<0.05).Conclusion The survey shows that the policy awareness and the willingness to attend assistant general practitioner training for student in junior medical college in Yunnan Province are not high,and the policy publicity and the career guidance need to be strengthened.
7.Thinking about the introduction of Ackerman's structural classification in the teaching of Dermatology and Venerology for five year clinical medical students
Bin YANG ; Kai HUANG ; Shixiang ZHAO ; Qiaoyun LU ; Feng XIA
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2018;17(4):379-383
Ackerman's pattern analysis is an epoch-making leap in the diagnosis of dermatopathology,which embodies a profound understanding of the whole dermatovenereology.To improve the teaching quality of Dermatovenereology for five year clinical medical students,pattern analysis is introduced into course educational practice,and the diseases that scattered throughout the whole textbook and listed in various chapters or sections are reclassified according to its pathological features.Thus the organic connection of related knowledge points and the lateral contrast network between different diseases is constructed by the central tache of dermatopathology,and therefore makes the course more logical and be more beneficial for the undergraduate students to learn and to remember.By the way,the thinking method of pattern analysis will also be an implicit teaching content and imperceptibly instilled to the undergraduate students,and inspired potential and motivation and aroused learning interest,expanded thought train ability to pursue advanced and further studies.
8.Application of atomic force microscopy (AFM) to study bacterial biofilms.
Shanshan YANG ; Qiaoyun HUANG ; Peng CAI
Chinese Journal of Biotechnology 2017;33(9):1399-1410
Because of the nanometre resolution, piconewton force sensitivity, label-free technique and the ability to operate in liquid environments, atomic force microscopy (AFM) has emerged as a powerful tool to explore the biofilm development processes. AFM provides three-dimensional topography and structural details of biofilm surfaces under in-situ conditions. It also helps to generate key information on the mechanical properties of biofilm surfaces, such as elasticity and stickiness. Additionally, single-molecule and single-cell force spectroscopies can be applied to measure the strength of adhesion, attraction, and repulsion forces between cell-solid and cell-cell surfaces. This paper outlined the basic principle of AFM technique and introduced recent advances in the application of AFM for the investigation of ultra-morphological, mechanical and interactive properties of biofilms. Furthermore, the existing problems and future prospects were discussed.
9. The design and adhibition of lower extremitas abduction brace pads
Zhenli XU ; Jie WANG ; Jimei SHEN ; Ying HUANG ; Qiaoyun XI
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2020;36(6):440-443
Objective:
To investigate the effect of the lower extremitas abduction brace pads which is designed by our team in helping patient turnover after orthopedic femoral neck fracture, intertrochanteric fracture, femoral head replacement.
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Using prospective cohort study to facilitate sampling From October 2016 to August 2017, in an upper third-class hospital of Jiangsu province, we selected 100 patients in Orthopedics dept. No.1 at random as the experimental group and 80 patients in dept. No.2 as the control group. Lower extremitas abduction brace pads were used in experimental group and pillows, backrests and clothes were used in control group. Comfort level, incidence of skin pressure injury, joint dislocation rate and the compliance of the two groups were compared.
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The number of patients in experimental group who rated the comfort up to 3 (feel a little pain and uncomfortable) was much higher than that in control group (
10.Comparative Study on the Current Situation of Pharmacovigilance in Pharmaceutical Manufacturers of Different Scales in Jiangsu Province
Jiayu WANG ; Pengcheng LIU ; Qiaoyun CHEN ; Ming LI ; Qianqian HUANG ; Jinmin CHEN ; Jun SUN
China Pharmacy 2020;31(17):2070-2075
OBJECTIVE:To study the current situation of pharmacovigilance work in large ,medium and small-scale pharmaceutical manufacturers in Jiangsu Province ,and to provide reference for the pharmacovigilance development of drug manufacturers with different scales. METHODS :The situation of pharmacovigilance work in 108 manufacturers in Jiangsu province was investigated through a questionnaire survey and related websites. The pharmacovigilance work (organization,personnel and training,document,computer system ),drug safety monitoring (case report ,regular safety update report ,post-marketing safety research) and drug risk management (signal management , risk management plan , risk control measures , drug safety communication)of different manufacturers were investigated to put forward the suggestions. RESULTS & CONCLUSIONS :There was no significant difference in the organizational structure (independently established specialized agencies )among manufacturers of different scales (P=0.60). Most of the manufacturers had less than 50% of the proportion in the independent establishment of specialized institutions for pharmacovigilance. There was significant difference in personnel and training (situation and number of full-time staff in charge ,medical and clinical pharmacy personnel number ),document(formulating training management system , entrusted management and key monitoring procedures ),computer system (P<0.05). There was no difference in the main collection ways of case reports among manufacturers of different scales ;however,the number of independent reports in 2019(P< 0.01),the proportion of quality control process for regular safety update reports (P=0.01),and the proportion of carrying out post-marketing safety research in recent five years (P<0.01)in large-scale manufacturers were all significantly higher than small- and medium-scale manufacturers. The proportions of large-scale manufacturers (70.00%) and medium-scale manufacturers (84.38%),which considered “lack of technical guidelines ”as an important factor affecting signal management ,were higher than that of small-scale manufacturers (53.57%)(P=0.01);the proportions of large-scale manufacturers (60.00%)and medium-scale manufacturers(50.00%),which had carried out risk management plans in the past five years ,were higher than that of small-scale manufacturers(30.36%)(P=0.04);the proportion of large-scale manufacturers (50.00%),which adopted the measures in recent 5 year,was higher than medium-scale manufacturers (37.50%)and small-scale manufacturers (25.00%);the proportions of large-scale manufacturers (70.00% ) and medium-scale manufacturers (59.38% ), which carried out communication for pharmacists,were higher than small-scale manufacturers (32.14%)(P<0.01). Large-scale manufacturers outperformed small- and medium-scale manufacturers in terms of pharmacovigilance system ,drug safety monitoring and drug risk management. Large-scale manufacturers had a certain degree of lack of initiative on performing risk management plans ,medium-scale manufacturers on full-time staffs in charge ,and small-scale manufacturers on pharmacovigilance system. So ,it is recommended that large-scale manufacturers take effective control of variety risk as the goal and actively risk management ;medium-scale manufacturers should continuously enhance the awareness of responsibility and improve the investment of resources on pharmacovigilance work ; small-scale manufacturers should pay more attention to improving the pharmacovigilance system and the compliance of specific work.