1.Feedback from trainees and trainers of interactive clinical skill training workshop for general practice
Yue SHA ; Xuejun ZENG ; Zhong HE ; Tianlong MA
Chinese Journal of General Practitioners 2015;14(9):660-665
Objective To review the feedback from trainees and trainers of interactive clinical skill training workshop for general practice.Methods An interactive clinical training workshop was held on October,2014,medical staff from 17 provinces or municipalities attended the workshop.Feedback from 86 trainees was collected by questionnaire survey,while the feedback from 12 trainers was collected by focus group.Results Total 86 questionnaires were collected from trainees with a response rate of 100%.The average working year of trainees was 15.6 ; 38.4% of them were general practitioners in community health centers; and most of them had no similar trainings before.Among 86 trainees,70 (81.4%) thought that the training contents were relevant to their daily work,76 (88.4%) thought that workshop was good method for the training.More than 55.0% trainees told that the training contents met their expectation ; 76 (88.4%) thought that the workshop was well conducted in general,68 (79.1%) were willing to participate similar training workshops in the future.However,the contents probably need similar training advised by the trainers in the questionnaire were not agreed by trainees.The trainers thought the width and depth of training contents should be modified according to the trainees' level.Basic knowledge,basic clinical skill and common diseases should be emphasized ; and the concept of general practice and indications of referral were among the important but difficult parts in the training.For an interactive clinical skill training,teaching materials preparation,lacale control and local teaching facilities were all important.Conclusions Clinical skill training is an important part of general practitioners' training,and workshop is an effective way for training.The training contentd should be more closer to the daily work of general practitioners.
2.The relationship between genotype of mouse and the immune response of hepatitis B vaccine
Liying MA ; Xi ZHONG ; Bingfei YUE ; Zhengming HE ; Shuanghuan LIU
Chinese Journal of Microbiology and Immunology 2008;28(11):1020-1023
Objective To test the potency of hepatitis B vaccine in China. Methods Two inbred strains(DBA/1 and BALB/c) and two NIH closes-colonies of mice were typed in the H-2 region by microcy-totoxicity method and PCR. Groups of mice of the tested strains were immunized with the same hepatitis B vaccine, the titre of anti-HBsAg antibody was analyzed by microplate, and the ED50 was then estimated by Karder method for each strain. Results Significant differences were found between potency estimates de-rived from assays using different strains of mice. Conclusion It is likely that the variation of immune re-sponse to hepatitis B vaccine in mice is correlative with the H-2 haplotype. In some special case, the bet-erozygosity in H-2 region found in NIH stock could influence the accuracy in such testing even a reference preparation of hepatitis B vaccine was used. Base on our experiment, to select an appropriate NIH stocks with the H-2q haplotype for potency testing of hepatitis B vaccine in China.
3.Analysis of varieties and standards of labiatae medicinal plants used in Tibetan medicine.
Jun-wei HE ; Lan CAO ; Hua-rong ZHOU ; Wei-hong ZHONG ; Guo-yue ZHONG
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2015;40(7):1419-1424
In this paper, an analysis was made on the varieties and standards of labiatae medicinal plants used in Tibetan medicine. The results showed 71 species of labiatae plants in 21 genera (including varieties) recorded in relevant literatures, involving 44 varieties of medicinal materials. Specifically, seven species (9.9%) were intersected with traditional Chinese medicines (TCM), 19 varieties (43%) were recorded in Chinese medicinal material standards at all levels, and 27 species (38%) were source plants. In Tibetan medicine standards and literatures, there are great differences between Tibetan names and translated Chinese names and among varieties of source plants. Apart from a few of varieties intersected with traditional Chinese medicines had complete standards and regulations in Chinese Pharmacopoeia, most of species only had characters, microscopic, physical and chemical identifications in Standards Issued by Ministry of Health-Tibetan Medicine, Tibetan Medicine Standard and local standards. Therefore, the Tibetan medicinal material variety-source specification and quality standard system shall be promoted on the basis of literatures research, investigations for resources and current applications and modern pharmaceutical studies.
Drugs, Chinese Herbal
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chemistry
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pharmacology
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Humans
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Lamiaceae
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chemistry
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classification
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Medicine, Tibetan Traditional
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standards
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Phytotherapy
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standards
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Plants, Medicinal
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chemistry
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classification
4.Analysis of varieties and standards of Leguminosae plants used in Tibetan medicine.
Lan CAO ; Xiao-lang DU ; Wei-hong ZHONG ; Wei-jin ZHONG ; Jun-wei HE ; Ze-jing MU ; Guo-yue ZHONG
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2015;40(24):4914-4922
In this paper, the domestic varieties and quality standard of Leguminosae medicinal plants used in Tibetan medicine were analyzed. The results showed that there were 36 genera and 142 species (including varieties), as well as 64 medicinal materials varieties of Leguminosae plants were recorded in relevant literatures. In relevant Tibetan standards and literatures, there are great differences in varieties, sources, used parts, and efficacy of medicinal plants. Among them, about 38.0% (including 54 species) of the endemic plants, about 25.4% (including 36 species) of the original plants have medicinal standard legal records, except 9 kinds of traditional Chinese medicine general quality standard more fairly completed, the most varieties have only description about characters, identification, etc. Therefore it is necessary to reinforce study for the herbal textual, resources and the use present situation, chemical components and biological activity, quality standard, medicinal terms specification, to promote establishment of quality standard system for variety-terminologies-sources of Tibetan medicinal plants.
Fabaceae
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Medicine, Tibetan Traditional
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standards
5.Analysis of varieties and standards of Scrophulariaceae plants used in Tibetan medicine.
Lan CAO ; Ze-jing MU ; Wei-hong ZHONG ; Wei-jin ZHONG ; Jun-wei HE ; Xiao-lang DU ; Guo-yue ZHONG
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2015;40(23):4686-4692
In this paper, the popular domestic varieties and quality standard of Scrophulariaceae plants used in Tibetan medicine were analyzed. The results showed that there were 11 genera and 99 species (including varieties), as well as 28 medicinal materials varieties of Scrophulariaceae plants were recorded in the relevant literatures. In relevant Tibetan standards arid literatures, there are great differences in varieties, sources, parts, and efficacies of medicinal plant. Among them, about 41.4% (including 41 species) of endemic plants, about 15.2% (including 15 species) of the original plants have medicinal standard legal records, except the medicinal materials of Scrophalaria ningpoensis, Lagotis brevituba, Picrorhiza scrophulariiflora, Veronica eriogyne general, most varieties have not completed quality standard. Consequently it is necessary to reinforce the herbal textual, resources and the use present situation investigation, the effects of the species resources material foundation and biological activity, quality standard, specification the medical terms of the plants, and promote Tibetan medicinal vareties-terminologies-sources such as the criterion and quality standard system for enriching the varieties of Tibetan medicinal materials and Chinese medicinal resources.
Drugs, Chinese Herbal
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chemistry
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pharmacology
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Humans
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Medicine, Tibetan Traditional
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standards
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Plants, Medicinal
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chemistry
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classification
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Scrophulariaceae
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chemistry
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classification
6.Plasma endothelin-1 and nitric oxide correlate with ligustrazine alleviation of pulmonary artery hypertension in patients of chronic cor pulmonale from high altitude plateau during acute exacerbation.
En-Zhi FENG ; Sheng-Yue YANG ; Ning-Xia HUANG ; He YIN ; Ying ZHANG ; Zhong-Xin TIAN
Chinese Journal of Applied Physiology 2014;30(6):532-537
OBJECTIVETo explore the mechanisms involved in the ligustrazine alleviation of the pulmonary artery hypertension (PAH) in patients of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) associated with chronic cor pulmonale (CCP) during exacerbation.
METHODSSeventy patients of COPD and CCP with acute exacerbation were randomly and equally divided into control group and treatment group. The control group received standard treatment with antibiotics, antiasthmatic and expectorant medications, and oxygenation; and the ligustrazine treatment group received ligustrazine treatment (80 mg/d; i.v.; for 2 weeks) in addition to the standard treatment. Before and at the end of 2 week treatment, the clinic responses of the two regimens were evaluated, plasma levels of endothelin-1 (ET-1) and nitric oxide (NO) were determined; arterial oxygen partial pressure (PaO2, mean pulmonary arterial pressure (mPAP), outflow tract of right ventricle (RVOT), and internal diameter of right ventricle (RV) were measured.
RESULTSGood clinic benefits were achieved in both the standard and ligustrazine regimens, plasma level of ET-1, values of mPAP, RV and RVOT decreased significantly, plasma level of NO and PaO2 values decreased (all P < 0.01 vs pre-treatment to all parameters). Compared with the control group, ligustrazine greatly enhanced the clinic efficacy from 77.1% to 97.1% (P < 0.05), and also resulted in more significant changes of all these parameters (P < 0.01 vs control group for all parameters). For both groups, the levels of plasma ET-1 were positively correlated with values of mPAP, RVOT, and RV (r = 0.710, 0.853, and 0.766, respectively, all P = 0.000), and negatively correlated with plasma NO and PaO2 (r = - 0.823, and - 0.752, respectively, all P = 0.000).
CONCLUSIONLigustrazine is effective in treating pulmonary artery hypertension during acute exacerbation of COPD and CCP in patients from the plateau area. The observed changes in the plasma levels of NO and ET-1 in response to ligustrazine treatment suggest that ligustrazine may act through the selective effect on pulmonary blood vessels to enhance the synthesis and release of NO and suppress those of ET-1 from lung vascular endothelial cells, thus reducing pulmonary artery pressure and decreasing pulmonary arterial hypertension.
Altitude ; Blood Gas Analysis ; Chronic Disease ; Endothelin-1 ; blood ; Humans ; Hypertension, Pulmonary ; drug therapy ; Nitric Oxide ; blood ; Pulmonary Artery ; physiopathology ; Pulmonary Disease, Chronic Obstructive ; drug therapy ; Pyrazines ; therapeutic use ; Respiration
7.Screen and Optimization of Cultured Medium Constituents for Biodegradation of ?-cypermethrin,a Synthetic Pyrethroid Insecticide,by Fusarium sp. Strain HG-P-01 via Central Composite Rotatable Design
Guo-Hua ZHONG ; Yue HE ; Jian-Jun LUO ; Shan GUAN ; Mei-Ying HU ;
Microbiology 1992;0(05):-
By means of comparing biomasses of biodegradation fungi,Fusarium sp.HG-P-01 for ?-cypermethrin,a synthetic pyrethroid insecticide used widely in China,in five different media,the Czapek-Dox medium was selected as the best medium for mycelia growth.Furthermore,an experiment of central composite rotatable design(CCRD) was used to optimize the content of nutrient components.The optimal composition of C,N and P in media for HG-P-01 were 20.94 g/L,1.82 g/L and 1.66 g/L,respec-tively,in which an expectant or real rate of ?-cypermethrin-degradation got to 96.34% or 93.78% by HPLC for a concentration of 50 mg/L after 24 h treatment.The predicted value in degradation rate model was con-sistent with that from HPLC method.
8.Study of the anatomical character of nasolacrimal dust by spiral CT 3D reconstruction in children
Hui, ZHONG ; Jian, CHEN ; Jie, SUN ; Xiu-Bao, SONG ; Li, ZHANG ; Li, WANG ; Yue-Li, ZHANG ; Li, HE
International Eye Science 2009;9(1):11-13
AIM: To measure the anatomical character of nasolacrimal dust by spiral CT 3D reconstruction in children.METHODS: The length of nasolacrimal dust and the angles between nasolacrimal dust and vertical plane,horizontal plane and coronal plane in 27 children(54 eyes) and 15 adults(30 eyes) were surveyed using spiral CT 3D reconstruction. While the length of nasolacrimal dust in 7 dead children(14 eyes) body were surveyed as comparison by anatomical method. The RESULTS:were analyzed by software SPSS 13.0 statistically. RESULTS: The length of nasolacrimal dust was 10.06±0.29mm in children and 11.51±1.54mm in adults by spiral CT 3D reconstruction,as 9.95±0.31mm in dead children body by anatomical method,with significant statistical difference between that of children and adults. The angles between nasolacrimal dust and vertical plane,horizontal plane and coronal plane in children were 7.96°±1.62°,73.24°±6.75°,and 12.31°±2.03° respectively,while the corresponding angels in adults were 8.08°±0.63°,72.69°±3.85° and 12.09°±1.21°. The difference between them had no statistical meaning. CONCLUSION: The anatomical data of children nasolacrimal dust obtained from spiral CT 3D reconstruction have important guidance to the therapy of nasolacrimal dust diseases in children.
9.An analysis on 200 randomized clinical isolates of Mycobacterium in Sichuan
Yuanhong XU ; Zhenling CUI ; Zhongyi HU ; Jianlan HE ; Mei LUO ; Yi YUE ; Ma ZHU ; Fan ZHU ; Tao LUO ; Jing ZHONG
Chinese Journal of Microbiology and Immunology 2012;32(6):555-560
Objective To find out the resistant situation and drug of Mycobacteria patients in Sichuan and offer foundation for clinical.Methods Two hundred randomized clinical isolates of Mycobacterium were determined by Roche drug sensitivity and minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC) method.Results Of the 200 clinical isolates,192 stains were Mycobacterium tuberculosis(MTB) (96.0%),8 strains (4.0%) were non-tuberculosis mycobacterium(NTM).Of the 192 MTB strains,108( 57.3% ) sensitive strains and 84 (43.7%)stains were resistant to one or more than one drugs.Among these 84 resistant strains 23 were multi-drug resistant ( MDR,12.0% ),4 were extensively drug resistant( XDR,2.1% ).The anti-TB drug resistance rates were:SM(16.7%),INH(20.8%),RFP(17.2%),EMB(10.9%),PI(16.1%),LFX(8.8%),AMK ( 16.7% ),CPM ( 6.2% ),PTA ( 33.3% ),respectively.Conclusion The resistance rate of tuberculosis keeps at a high level in Sichuan,especially the resistance rate of multiple (≥4) drug,we should oar attention.
10.Traightened on Chinese endemic seed plant species of medicine plants used in Tibetan medicine.
Hua-rong ZHOU ; Ze-jing MU ; Xiao-lang DU ; Jun-wei HE ; Lan CAO ; Guo-yue ZHONG
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2015;40(17):3463-3469
This paper is in order to discussion with the composition and characteristics of Tibetan medicine plant resources, and promote the reasonable protection and utilization of the resources of Tibetan materia medica. Statistical analysis of species, distributions, and others of Chinese endemic seed plant from Tibetan medicine plants and usually used in the clinic of Tibetan medicine. The results showed that there are 523 species (25%) of Chinese endemic seed plant, belonging to 65 families and 162 genera, in about 2 000 varieties of Tibetan medicine plants recorded in relevant literatures. There are 180 Chinese endemic seed plant species (28%) belonging to 42 families and 72 genera from 625 medicine plants usually used in the clinic of Tibetan medicine. Specifically, the most of these Chinese endemic seed plant species are characteristic crude drug used in Tibetan medicine, and mainly or only distributed in Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. And a few species of them were intersected with traditional Chinese medicines (TCM) and other ethnic medicines. In addition, about 10% are listed in China Species Red List. The Qinghai-Tibet Plateau is the most abundant areas of Areal-types of the Chinese endemic seed plant. This is the biological and ecological reason formation the characteristics of Tibetan medicine plant resources. Therefore, strengthen the research of Chinese endemic seed plants used in Tibetan medicine is great significance for the reasonable protection and utilization of Tibetan medicine plant resources.
Drugs, Chinese Herbal
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chemistry
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Medicine, Tibetan Traditional
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Plants, Medicinal
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chemistry
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classification
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growth & development
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Seeds
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chemistry
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classification
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Tibet