1.The Application Effect of Optimization Design of County-level Hospitals Electronic Admission Nursing Evaluation Table
Journal of Kunming Medical University 2016;37(7):142-145
Objective To study the application effect of optimization design of electronic admission nursing evaluation table.Methods We investigated the nursing staff satisfaction,hospitalized patients satisfaction and nursing quality sensitive indicators (expected pressure sores,pipe slips,falls / falling bed) before and after optimization design,and compared the difference between them.Results The nursing staff satisfaction was significantly higher than that before optimization design (P<0.05),patient satisfaction was significantly higher than that before optimization design (P<0.01),nursing quality sensitive indicators was significantly lower than that before optimization design (P <0.05).Conclusion The optimized design of electronic admission nursing evaluation table is detailed,objective,simple to use,and more objective and scientific in quality sensitive indicators control,and has good clinical practibility.
2.A LONGITUDINAL STUDY ON THE PHYSICAL GROWTH OF INFANTS DURING THE FIRST SIX MONTHS OF LIFE AND THEIR BREASTMILK, ENERGY AND PROTEIN INTAKES
Aizhong FU ; Dongsheng LIU ; Yasheng JIN ; Jianhua DAI ; Huaicheng YAN ; Qingmei XU ; Taian YIN ; Lixiang LI ; Xiaoqi HU ; Xuecun CHEN
Acta Nutrimenta Sinica 1956;0(01):-
A longitudinal study was carried out on fifty infants selected from both urban and rural areas of Beijing for their body weights, heights, head and mid-upper arm circumferences, tricep and abdomen skinfold thicknesses, and breatmilk and energy and protein intakes at the 1st, 3rd and 6th month of life. The results revealed that the breastmilk intakes of these infants were ranged from 600-800 g/day during this period of time, the breastmilk intakes of the rural infants were higher significantly than that of the urban infant throughout the study period (P
3.X-linked neurological dysplasia caused by a new mutation of the PAK3 gene in a newborn
Chaoqun YE ; Leyang SHI ; Qingmei DAI ; Xianhong LI ; Yan WANG ; Ding GAO ; Jun HU ; Huizhi HUANG
Chinese Journal of Applied Clinical Pediatrics 2023;38(12):941-943
The clinical features, examination findings and genetic testing results of a newborn with neurobehavioral developmental abnormality caused by the PAK3 gene mutation in the Department of Neonatology, Anhui Provincial Children′s Hospital were retrospectively analyzed in November 11, 2021.The male 9-day-old newborn presented with the difficult-to-wean for 9 days after birth.The child had repeated startle reflexes, decreased muscle tension in the extremities, and partial primitive reflexes.Amplitude-integrated electroencephalogram (aEEG) showed the lower and upper boundary voltage of 10 μV and 40 μV, respectively.Obvious mature sleep-wake cycles were not found, and 2 electric seizures were recorded.The aEEG suggested the moderate-to-severe abnormal aEEG.Magnetic resonance imaging showed that the corpus callosum was slightly thinner.The family-centered diagnostic exosome sequencing showed a missense mutation of the PAK3 gene[c.1327 (exon18) G>A, p.G443R], which has not been previously reported at home and abroad.This case enriched the clinical phenotype of the PAK3 gene mutation and suggested the potential value of whole genome sequencing in clinical diagnosis and genetic guidance.
4.Investigation and clarification of traditional measuring units of Tibetan medicine.
Qi-En LI ; Di-Gao WAN ; Fa-Rong YUAN ; Cai-Jia SUONAN ; Dai-Ji QINGMEI ; Yang-Xiu-Cuo DUOJIE ; Zhuo-Ma GENGJI ; Cuo-Mao TABA ; Peng-Cuo DAWA ; Zhong BANMA ; Cai-Rang DUOJIE ; Qu-Pei DANZENG ; Ci-Ren NIMA ; Xiao GUO
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2023;48(5):1393-1401
Quantity is the key factor to ensure the safety and effectiveness of medicines. It is very important to study and determine the traditional measuring units and their quantity values of Tibetan medicine. Based on the literature records of Tibetan medicine and combined with modern experimental verification and investigation research, this study determined the reference, name, and conversion rate of traditional measuring units of Tibetan medicine. Meanwhile, through large sample sampling and repeated quantification of refe-rence of basic units, its weight and volume were clarified. The modern SI volume and weight unit values corresponding to the traditional volume and weight units of Tibetan medicine were deduced, and the correctness, reliability, and practicability of these determination results were demonstrated. This study also put forward some specific suggestions and reference values for formulating the standards of measuring units of weight and volume of Tibetan medicine. It is of great significance in guiding the processing, production, and clinical treatment of Tibetan medicine, and promoting the standardization and standardized development of Tibetan medicine.
Medicine, Tibetan Traditional
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Reproducibility of Results