1.A survey of the current knowledge and practice of evidence-based nursing for preventing ventilator-associated pneumonia and its influencing factors in intensive care unit nurses
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2009;25(9):56-60
Objective To evaluate the current knowledge and practice of evidence-based nursing for preventing ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP) and its influencing factors in ICU nurses. Methods Selfadministered structured questionnaire was used in 101 ICU nurses working in one grade three A hospital of Jiangsu province by convenient sampling method. The results underwent statistical description and variance analysis. Results The mean score of knowledge about evidence-based nursing to prevent VAP was (4.75±1.42) (total score=10),the mean score of practice was (3.32±0.32) (total score=4). The influencing factors of knowledge in ICU nurses were different divisions and ICU working years. Different ICU working years resulted in different behavior of nurses. Most nurses considered that nursing work was too busy due to serious condition of patients, which was the principal interfering factor in practice of evidence-based nursing for preventing VAP. Conclusions Further expertise of ventilator-associated pneumonia training and evidence-based nursing education are urgently required. The best-practice guidelines for preventing VAP are more often consummated. Whilst encouraging the reasonable personnel disposition and the essential facilities are priority. Effective fulfillmere in evidence-based practice to prevent VAP may be achieved by broader adjustment of the medical system and the medical cost structure, so that evidence-based nursing for preventing VAP can be put into effect.
2.Effects of Ilexonin A on acute hypoxic pulmonary vasoconstriction in rats
Chinese Journal of Pathophysiology 1986;0(01):-
Acute hypoxic pulmonary vasoconstriction (HPV) plays an important role in physiological regulation. The purpose of this study was to explore the effects of Ilexonin A on hemodynamics and HPV, and their relation to prostaglandins (PG_(?)) and leukotrienes (LT_(?)).The results show that the high pulmonary vascular resistance induced by Ilexonin A in normoxic rats may be partially caused by the increased LTs and have no relation to PGs. Ilexonin A may potentiate HPV at least by two ways: replacing the production of PGs (especially PGI_2) in hypoxic Wistar rats, and increasing LTs production.
3.Adolescents' Obedience to Parental Authority in Conflict Situations
Chinese Journal of Clinical Psychology 1993;0(01):-
Objective: The study examined adolescents' obedience,justifications,and feelings to parental authority as well as their interrelation in parent-adolescent conflict situations.Methods: 538 adolescents aged 10-to 18-year-old were investigated by questionnaires in light of different domains(personal,conventional,and friendship domains)selected from Smetana(2000).Results: ①The results suggested that their obedience to parental authority changed with different domains,as well as their justifications and feelings;②Adolescents' justifications of obedience focused on conventional rules,knowledgeable attributes,reciprocal relationships and physical consequences;③There were more negative feelings than neural or positive ones accompanied with their obedience;④Their justifications and feelings were different between obedience and disobedience groups,the conventional-rule-attribute was significantly correlated with negative feelings in both of obedience and disobedience groups,and the knowledgeable-attribute was significantly correlated with positive feelings in obedience group.Conclusion: Adolescents' conceptions of parental authority are domain-specific,and their obedience,justifications and feelings interrelate with each other.
4.Case Analysis of the Participation of Clinical Pharmacist in Antifungal Drug Treatment of New Type Crypto-coccal Meningitis
China Pharmacy 2015;(20):2854-2857
OBJECTIVE:To explore the method of pharmaceutical care for antifungal drug treatment of new type crypto-coccal meningitis by clinical pharmacist. METHODS:Clinical pharmacist participated in the drug treatment process for a pa-tient with new type cryptococcal meningitis. Clinical pharmacist provided pharmaceutical care in following aspects:assisting doctor to optimize antifungal drugs treatment plan,providing patients pharmaceutical monitoring and medication education, etc. During amphotericin B treatment,the patient developed refractory hypokalemia. Clinical pharmacists suggested doctors to reduce the dose of amphotericin B and additionally use voriconazole for antifungal treatment. RESULTS:The patient devel-oped refractory hypokalemia no more after the plan was adjusted. After 11 weeks of systematic antifungal treatment,the pa-tient was on the mend. CONCLUSIONS:The participation of clinical pharmacist in antifungal treatment of new type cryptococ-cal meningitis indicates that following the instructions,but not lost flexible disposal;providing service actively,and details is guarantee of safety.
5.Advances in adult hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis
Journal of Leukemia & Lymphoma 2016;25(7):434-438
Hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis (HLH) is a syndrome characterized by extreme immune activation, resulting in pathologic inflammation. The HLH-2004 diagnostic criteria is used widely based on the data from pediatric patients. However, there are differences between children and adults in the etiology, clinical and laboratory characteristics for HLH. Given these differences, diagnostic scoring systems unique to adult HLH have been proposed. HLH in adults is a much more heterogeneous syndrome requiring a more individualized approach depending on the underlying trigger, disease severity, as well as genetic background.
6.Participation of Clinical Pharmacists in One Case of Drug-induced Liver Injury
China Pharmacist 2016;19(10):1930-1932
Objective:To analyze one case of drug-induced liver injury to provide reference for clinical pharmacists participating in the clinical practice. Methods: Through the participation in the diagnosis and therapy of one patient with drug-induced liver injury, clinical pharmacists found the correlation between the suspected drugs and the disease, which provided basis for the clinical diagnosis and therapy. Results:Clinical pharmacists actively assisted physicians by providing reasonable defining characteristics and drug therapy scheme for the patient free from drug interactions and adverse reactions. The function of the patient recovered after the treatment. Con-clusion:Clinical pharmacists participating in clinical practice can make use of pharmacy knowledge to search causes of diseases and optimize therapeutic scheme.
7.The Empirical Study on mtDNA4834 Deletion in Mimetic Aging Model Rat’s Cochlear
Journal of Audiology and Speech Pathology 2014;(2):165-168
Objective To study the effect of Shenqiwan and vitamin E on mtDNA 4834 deletion in a mimetic aging rat model .Methods Forty rats three months old ,were randomly divided into four groups :group A ,which was treated with hypodermic 5 % D -galactose for 8 weeks ,and group B (shenqiwan group ,n=10) which was treated daily with Shenqiwan for 2 weeks after hypodermic 5 % D -galactose for 6 weeks ,group C (vitamin E group ,n = 10) which were treated daily with Vitamin E for 2 weeks after hypodermic 5 % D -galactose for 6 weeks ,group D were given saline only .Auditory brainstem response (ABR) was used to detect the hearing thresh-old of rats before and after the treatment .The inner ear tissue was harvested and mitochondrial DNA was amplified to identify the 4834 bp deletion mutation by nested primer polymerase chain reaction (nested PCR) technique .Re-sults The threshold of ABR in the group A ,B and C were significant higher than that in group D .However the difference in shift of ABR threshold between group A ,B ,C and group D was not significant .The mtDNA4834 de-letion rate in three modeled groups (group A ,B ,C) was significant high than that of in group D .There was statis-tically significant difference between the treated group (group B ,C) and the model group (group A) on mtDNA4834 deletion in cochlea ,but the difference between the treated groups on mtDNA 4834 deletion in cochlea was not statistically significant .Conclusion Shenqiwan and vitamin E can reduce the aging induced mtDNA 4834 deletion in aging rats inner ear .
8.Analysis on risk factors for community-acquired pneumonia in the elderly
Chinese Journal of Geriatrics 2015;34(7):720-722
Objective To explore the risk factors for community-acquired pneumonia (CAP) in the elderly,in order to provide the basis for clinical prevention and treatment.Methods 168 elderly patients with CAP (observation group) and 100 elderly patients without CAP (control group) were chosen from our hospital from Jan.2013 to Dec.2014.The clinical data were investigated,and the risk factors for CAP were analyzed.Results Single factor analysis showed that there were significant differences between the two groupsin serum protein level,pets-raising,smoking,dust exposure,bronchial disease,renal dysfunction and diabetes mellitus (all P<0.05).Multivariate logistic regression analysis showed that serum protein level,pets-raising,smoking,bronchial disease and diabetes were the independent risk factors for CAP in the elderly (OR=2.793,2.578,3.017,3.168 and 2.643,all P<0.05).Conclusions The community-acquired pneumonia is related with many risk factors in the elderly.The clinical corresponding prevention and treatment for the risk factors should be developed,which have an important significance in the early diagnosis,early treatment and prognostic improvement in community-acquired pneumonia.
10.A Three-perspective Analysis to Study Problem Behaviors in High School Students
Qinmei XU ; Huiying XU ; Ting WANG
Chinese Journal of Clinical Psychology 1993;0(01):-
Objective: To explore the particularity of high school students’ problem behaviors with three-perspective analysis. Methods: Students,parents and teachers were tested by High School Students’ Problem Behavior Questionnaire based on item analysis of open-ended investigation. Results: ①Concerning the identification of problem behaviors,the behaviors such as taking drugs,committing suicide,and stealing got higher scores by students’ self-rating; the behaviors such as running away from home,stealing,and intimidating got higher scores by parent-rating; and the behaviors such as cheating,learning without motivation or objective,and bad learning habits got higher scores by teacher-rating. ②Students,parents and teachers all agreed on the following high frequency problem behaviors; worrying about scores,rarely doing housework,concentration deficits and bad learning habits. ③The frequencies of problem behaviors reported by students were higher than those by their parents. Conclusion: There are significant differences in the identification of problem behaviors among students,parents and teachers,however,the three parts have similar views on the most common problem behaviors.