Objective To investigate oxygen nebulizer usage among inpatients in an upper first‐class hospital so that this de‐vice can be used by medical personnel and patients properly .Methods Totally 409 patients were investigated about the usage of the device from May 12th to 30th 2014 ,whose outcomes were analyzed by Excel2007 software .Results The total liquid volume of in‐halation on prescription was much larger than the favorable one ,ranging from 4 to 6 mL .And the Oxygen flow ,ranging from 2 .5 to 3 .5 L/min ,was much lower than the normal flow (ranging from 6 to 8 L/min) .In addition ,all patients failed to breathe normally with occasional deep breaths and failed to gargle timely after corticosteroid inhalation .Only 3% patients cleaned their faces after corticosteroid inhalation ,43 .5% patients sit in an upright position ,44 .0% patients kept the nebulizer vertical during treatment .The accuracy rates of mouthpiece position ,the right time to stop nebulizer therapy ,rinsing the nebulizer with sterile or distilled water and allowing to air dry were 95 .1% ,99 .2% ,and 99 .3% ,respectively .Conclusion There are many common patient use nebulizer incorrectlly in the upper first‐class hospital ,and education and guidance by medical personnel should be strengthened .

Thoracic-abdominal junctional zone is an area from the inferior chest to superior belly. The inferior chest contains inferior pulmonary lobes, pulmonary ligament, inferior mediastinum and lower thoracic cavity,while the superior belly contains upper abdominal cavity, spatium retroperitonaeale, abdominal aorta, inferior vena cava, liver, stomach, adrenal glands, kidneys and spleen. This article is to review the CT manifestations and anatomy of diseases such as infection, trauma, hemorrhage, hernia and tumor involving this area. It could provides anatomic and pathological information for instituting clinical treatments.
Abdominal Cavity ; anatomy & histology ; diagnostic imaging ; Diaphragm ; anatomy & histology ; diagnostic imaging ; Humans ; Radiography, Thoracic ; Thoracic Cavity ; anatomy & histology ; Tomography, X-Ray Computed

A truncated mutant of the Open Reading Frame 2 (ORF2, aa384-606) was amplified from cDNA of genotype IV hepatitis E virus (HEV) by polymerase chain reaction (PCR), subcloned to expression plasmid pTO-T7, and expressed in Escherichia coli. SDS-PAGE and Western blotting were used to detect and identify the recombinant protein, namely rP24. After washing of inclusion bodies, dissolving in denaturing agents, refoldeding by dialysis, ion exchange chromatography and gel chromatography, dynamic light scatter was used to study the hydrated radius of rP24. Western blotting was applied to detect the immunoreactivity of rP24, and mouse immunity test and indirect enzyme linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) were applied to evaluate the immunogenicity and the detection rate of HEV positive and negative serum. SDS-PAGE and Western blotting show that rP24 was highly expressed in the form of inclusion bodies after induction, and had strong immunoreactivity to monoclonal antibody (McAb) 15B2. After a multi-step purification of rP24, Western blotting indicated that the purified rP24 also had strong immunoreactivity to neutralizing McAb 8C11 and HEV positive serum, suggesting that rP24 simulated the nature structure of HEV capsid protein. Dynamic light scatter demonstrated that the average hydration radius of purified rP24 was 7.48 nm. The mouse immunity test showed that the purified rP24 also had good immunogenicity, and the period of serum antibodies converted from negative to positive was very short, but the antibodies maintained more than 20 weeks. Indirect ELISA tests showed that the detection rate of was the same as anti-HEV-IgG diagnostic kit (Wan Tai corporation). Taken together, the rP24 simulated the neutralizing epitopes of natural HEV, and had strong immunoreactivity and immunogenicity. It provided a basis for the further investigation of the difference of infection mechanism between genotype I and genotype IV HEV.
Animals ; Antibodies, Monoclonal ; Antibodies, Neutralizing ; Blotting, Western ; Capsid Proteins ; biosynthesis ; Electrophoresis, Polyacrylamide Gel ; Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay ; Epitopes ; Genotype ; Hepatitis E virus ; Mice ; Mutant Proteins ; biosynthesis ; Open Reading Frames ; Recombinant Proteins ; biosynthesis

To determine the multidetector computed tomography (MDCT) features as well as the anatomic-pathological basis in thyroid diseases involving the upper mediastinum, we performed a retrospective analysis of 49 patients who had thyroid diseases involving the upper mediastinum. In the study, 22 cases were nodular goiter, 13 cases were thyroid adenoma, and 14 cases were thyroid cancer. The relevance between MDCT appearances and their diffusing route of common thyroid diseases as well as the anatomic-pathological features in this region were evaluated. It was found that the lesions located in the upper anterior mediastinum, the upper posterior mediastinum, and both sides were 67.3% (33/49), 14.3% (7/49), 18.4% (9/49), respectively. Different diseases had their distinct MDCT features nodular goiter mainly showed localized and multiple nodules or tumor bulk (77.3%), thyroid adenoma mainly showed solitary tumor bulk (92.3%), and thyroid cancer mainly demonstrated solitary tumor bulk (57.1%), respectively. Among the 49 cases, 9 cases had cervical and/or mediastinal metastases in lymph nodes. The thyroid diseases involving the upper mediastinum most commonly occurred in the upper anterior mediastinum. The MDCT features and distribution of diffusing thyroid lesions in cervico-thoracic junctional region closely correlated with the anatomic-pathological characteristics in this region.
Goiter, Nodular ; diagnostic imaging ; pathology ; Humans ; Mediastinal Neoplasms ; diagnostic imaging ; pathology ; secondary ; Mediastinum ; diagnostic imaging ; pathology ; Multidetector Computed Tomography ; Thyroid Neoplasms ; diagnostic imaging ; pathology

To determine the relevance between MDCT features and anatomic-pathological basis of lymphoid neoplasm in cervico-thoracic junctional region, we performed a retrospective analysis of 69 patients with lymphoid neoplasm (lymphoma: 41 patients; metastatic tumor: 28 patients) involving the cervico-thoracic junctional region for MDCT features and distribution of lesions. The relevance between MDCT features and the anatomic-pathological basis in this region were evaluated. Among all the 41 patients with lymphoma, 29 with NHL (70.7%), 12 with HD (29.3%). The lymphomatous lymphadenopathy mainly located in superficial lateral cervix (51.2%, 21/41) ,deep jugular chain (65.9%, 27/41), supraclavicular fossa (75.6%, 31/41), paratrachea space in anterior mediastinum (46.3%, 19/41), around aortic arch (56.1%, 23/41), aortopulmonary window (53.7%, 22/41), upper anterior mediastinum (41.5%, 17/41), subcarinal space (26.8%, 11/41) and paraesophageal space (17.1%, 7/41). 28 patients had metastatic lymphoid tumor. The primary tumor were nasopharynx tumor (5 patients), thyroid cancer (7 patients), lung cancer (10 patients), and esophageal cancer (6 patients). Most metastasis took stage by stage in the way of lymphatic return, but a minority of cases migrated jumpily. The main metastatic sites were: beside jugular chain (82.1%), supraclavicular fossa (75%), paratracheal in anterior mediastinum (60.7%), upper anterior mediastinum (64.3%), beside aortic arch (35.7%), aortopulmonary window (39.2%), and paraesophageal space (28.6%). So lymphoid neoplasms in cervico-thoracic junctional region were involving both lower cervix and upper thorax simultaneously. The MDCT features and main distribution of lesions correlated with the anatomic-pathological characteristics in this region.
Adolescent ; Adult ; Aged ; Child ; Female ; Humans ; Lung Neoplasms ; diagnostic imaging ; pathology ; Lymphatic Metastasis ; diagnostic imaging ; Lymphoma ; diagnostic imaging ; Male ; Middle Aged ; Multidetector Computed Tomography ; Neck ; Thorax ; Young Adult

This paper is to determine relationship between MDCT features and anatomic-pathology of the diseases in central thoracic-abdominal junctional region. 3 cadavers were cut transversely and another 3 vertically to observe the anatomy of thoracic-abdominal junctional zone. 93 patients with diseases in central thoracic-abdominal junctional zone were scanned with MDCT. The correlation between MDCT features of the diseases in central thoracic-abdominal junctional region and the anatomic-pathology of the diseases in this region was evaluated. On cadaver sections, central thoracic-abdominal junctional region was an area between anterior chest wall and dorsal spine in vertical direction. The region was separated into upper and lower sections by diaphragm. The upper section mainly contains heart and pericardium, while the lower contains broad ligament and left lobe of liver. The hiatus of diaphragm are vena caval foramen, esophageal foramen and aortic foramen in anterior-posterior turn. In the present study, 23 patients had portal hypertension, 18 had dissection of aorta, 8 got diseases in inferior vena cava, 9 had lymphoma, 12 got diseases in multiple vertebrae, 7 had lower thoracic esophageal carcinoma accompanied with metastasis in upper abdominal lymph nodes, 9 had carcinoma of abdominal esophagus and/or gastric cardia, 4 had esophageal hiatal hernia and 3 patients had neurogenic tumor in posterior mediastinum and/or superior spatium retroperitoneale. The MDCT features and distribution of the diseases in central thoracic-abdominal junctional region influence the anatomic-pathology characteristics in this region.
Abdominal Cavity ; anatomy & histology ; diagnostic imaging ; pathology ; Adolescent ; Adult ; Aged ; Aneurysm, Dissecting ; diagnostic imaging ; Aortic Aneurysm, Thoracic ; diagnostic imaging ; Cadaver ; Child ; Diaphragm ; anatomy & histology ; diagnostic imaging ; pathology ; Female ; Humans ; Hypertension, Portal ; diagnostic imaging ; Male ; Middle Aged ; Multidetector Computed Tomography ; methods ; Radiography, Thoracic ; Thoracic Cavity ; anatomy & histology ; pathology ; Young Adult

This paper was objected to determine the relationship between MDCT features and anatomic-pathology of diseases in right thoracic-abdominal junctional region. We cut 3 cadavers transversely and another 3 vertically to observe the anatomy of thoracic-abdominal junctional zone. We scanned 69 patients with diseases in right thoracic-abdominal junctional zone by MDCT. The correlation between MDCT features of right thoracic-abdominal junctional region and the anatomic-pathology in this region was evaluated. We found results as that in cadaver sections, the right pulmonary ligament, which was below inferior pulmonary vein, attached the inferior lobe of right lung to the esophagus, that the coronary ligament, which interiorly extended from falciform ligament and laterally formed into right triangular ligament, contained two layers, and that the bare area of liver, which positioned between the two layers of coronary ligament, was directly next to diaphragm with no peritoneum covered. There were 50 cases with both pleural and ascitic fluid, while the pleural fluid was divided into anterior and posterior compartments by the right pulmonary ligament, whereas the ascitic fluid was limited in perihepatic space in majority. Among the 50 cases, 5 patients had lung cancer with diaphragmatic pleura, diaphragm and upper abdomen involved. 5 patients had right hepatic lobe cancer with subdiaphragmatic peritoneum, crura diaphragmatis and lower thoracic cavity involved. 1 patient had right adrenal carcinoma with phrenic metastasis. 8 patients had inflammation in right lower thorax and/or right upper abdomen. The spreads of these diseases include mainly direct invasion, blood and lymphatic spread routs in the region. Conclusion could be drawn that the MDCT features and distribution of right thoracic-abdominal junctional region diseases correlate with the anatomical characteristics in this region.
Abdominal Cavity ; anatomy & histology ; diagnostic imaging ; pathology ; Cadaver ; Diaphragm ; anatomy & histology ; diagnostic imaging ; pathology ; Humans ; Multidetector Computed Tomography ; methods ; Radiography, Thoracic ; Thoracic Cavity ; anatomy & histology ; pathology

Objective:To construct an evaluation index system of operation quality and effectiveness of compact urban medical groups and provide references for evaluation of compact urban medical groups.Methods:The evaluation index system was constructed by Delphi method,and the weight was determined by analytic hierarchy process.Results:The evaluation index system consisted of 5 primary indexes,12 secondary indexes and 40 tertiary indexes.Providing assessment methods for the construction of medical groups,the evaluation index system is scientific and authoritative.Conclusion:At the initial stage,policy support should be strengthened,innovative governance mechanisms should be explored,and measures such as implementing a community of responsibilities,strengthening information interconnection,and improving profit distribution mechanisms should be taken to gradually promote the construction of close urban medical groups.

Objective To explore the impact factors of postpartum depression.Methods A total of 257 patients from October 201 4 to April 201 5 were investigated with postpartum depression screening scale and self-designed questionnaire.The results were analyzed by statistical software.Results The total rate of postpartum depression was 1 4.4%.The education level,family relationship,newborn sex,perinatal knowledge learning,spousal relationship and delivery mode were independent factors for postpartum depression,which were statistically different between depression group and normal group (P <0.05 ).Conclusions Poor family relationship especially poor spousal relationship,low education level,lack of perinatal knowledge,female newborn and caesarean section increase the risk of postpartum depression.

Objective:To explore the application of games combined with speech training in rehabilitation care for language development retardation in high-risk children aged 2 to 5 years.Methods:Totally 190 high-risk children aged 2 to 5 years with language development retardation admitted from January 2016 to December 2018 in Luzhou People's Hospital were selected by convenient sampling, and divided into observation group ( n=95) and control group ( n=95) according to the random number table. Children in the control group received conventional speech training, while children in the observation group received speech training combined with games for 6 months. The effects of rehabilitation training were observed in the two groups, and the speech development quotient of the children was evaluated using the Gesell Developmental Schedules (GDS) . The satisfaction rate to rehabilitation of parents of two groups were compared. Results:After 6 months of training, the effective rates of rehabilitation training were 86.32% (82/95) in the observation group and 73.68% (70/95) in the control group, and the difference was statistically significant ( P<0.05) . The GDS scores were (60.36±8.25) in the observation group and (56.67 ± 7.84) in the control group, and the difference was statistically significant ( P<0.05) . The satisfaction rate of parents of children in the observation group on rehabilitation effect, service attitude, professional skills, and humane care were higher than those in the control group, and the differences between the two groups were statistically significant ( P<0.05) . Conclusions:In high-risk children aged 2 to 5 years with language development retardation, speech training combined with games can improve children's speech development quotient and promote their rehabilitation.