1.Investigation and analysis on the smoking and drinking status among the 1102 officers and soldiers in associated logistics army
Zhenzhen WANG ; Xianrong LUO ; Youli CHEN ; Jun YANG ; Wenwei OUYANG ; Xiangna LU
Chinese Journal of Behavioral Medicine and Brain Science 2011;20(12):1131-1133
Objective To investigate the status of smoking and drinking among the officers and soldiers in associated logistics army,analyze the feature and primary cause of service men' s smoking and drinking,and provide scientific reference for the intervention measures.Methods A questionnaire survey was conducted among 1102 officers and soldiers in associated logistics army in Guangdong.Results 95.6% officers and soldiers knew smoking was harmful to health,and 94.1% knew drinking was harmful to health.The rate of recognition of smoking and drinking harm in officers,high-ranking soldiers and obligatory soldiers were significantly different (P <0.001 ),and the rate of recognition in different educational background wasn't significantly different (P > 0.05 ).34.5% officers and soldiers smoked or drank for reducing pressure.The total smoking or drinking rate was 64.7%or 72.6% respectively in the service men.The rate of smoking and drinking in the officers and soldiers were significantly different (P<0.01).In total 713 smokers,28.3% smoked occasionally,25.8% often,and 45.9% heavily.In 800 drinkers,56.6% drank lightly,32.3% moderately,and 11.1% heavily.In all drinkers,45.9% drank beer,11.5 % drank distillate spirit,12.1% drank port wine,and 5.5 % drank imported wine and spirits.Officers drank beer or distillate spirit dominantly (49.2% and 30.8%,respectively),while high-rank soldiers and obligatory soldiers (40.6% and 59.3%,respectively) drank beer dominantly.16.9% officers,1.6% high-rank soldiers and 0% obligatory soldier respectively drank heavily distillate spirit ( > 250 g every time).Conclusion Heath education and good environment for service men should be provided to give up smoking and drinking,thus to further prohibit smoking and drinking in the army.
2.Investigation of requirement and training effect of on-site first-aid knowledge of sever hand in workers
Fang XIANG ; Xiangna WU ; Beirong WU ; Liu YANG ; Miaoye HU ; Xiaoli HUANG ; Qianqian ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2014;30(6):69-70
Objective To explore the requirement of on-site first-aid knowledge of sever hand in workers,and evaluate the corresponding training effect.Methods Through the questionnaire survey in 120 workers,making the sever hand on-site first-aid knowledge courseware,during the one-year training,we sent two teachers to give lectures,provided tools for workers to practice every week.At the end of training,we examined workers through the written and practical examination and made the statistical analysis.Results 97.5% workers presented training needs,54.2% workers had mastered sever hand onsite first-aid knowledge compared with that before training.Conclusions Workers have higher rates of accidents,however,there is lack of knowledge of first aid in general,and they have training requirement.We take the form of participative training and give the workers both theoretical and technique training,and this can effectively improve the awareness rate of on-site sever hand first-aid knowledge and technique.
3.Study on the evolution of TCM syndromes of 171 cases of Kawasaki disease under the intervention of gamma globulin therapy based on factor analysis
Xiangna YANG ; Yuxin HUANG ; Jiaming LIU ; Zhuoming LU ; Yanfei WANG ; Qina YE ; Ning LI ; Fangwei XU ; Li WANG ; Jian DENG
International Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2023;45(2):141-147
Objective:To study the evolution of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) syndromes of 171 cases of Kawasaki disease (KD) under the intervention of gamma globulin therapy based on factor analysis.Methods:A cross-sectional study. 171 cases of KD children hospitalized in the Department of Cardiology of Guangzhou Women's and Children's Medical Center from July 2019 to December 2020 were collected. All patients were treated with intravenous gamma globulin (2 g/kg) for 1 week. According to the results of the treatment with C-ball, 171 children with C-ball sensitive KD were selected to collect the four diagnostic data, and the representative syndromes of defensive level, qi level, yin level, and nutritive level were observed. Factor analysis was used to analyze the evolution of syndrome in 171 children with KD c-ball sensitivity.Results:The result of factor analysis showed that the KMO statistics of 171 children with c-ball sensitivity before treatment was 0.792, and Bartley test was significant ( P<0.01). 16 common factors were extracted, and 23 syndromes were screened, mainly including defensive level disorder, qi level disorder,nutritive level disorder,yin level disorder, heat stagnation and blood stasis syndrome. One week after treatment, the statistic of KMO test was 0.787, and Bartley test was significant ( P<0.01). 9 common factors were extracted, and 10 syndromes were screened, mainly including qi deficiency syndrome, yin deficiency syndrome and blood stasis syndrome. Conclusion:Before treatment, the TCM syndromes in KD C-cell sensitive children are mainly nutritive level disorder, defensive level disorder, qi level disorder yin level disorder, and heat stagnation and blood stasis syndrome; after treatment, the main TCM syndromes are mainly qi deficiency syndrome, yin deficiency syndrome and blood stasis syndrome.