1.Operation and countermeasures of the WeChat official account for health popularization in a tertiary public hospital
Youfen YUAN ; Shaosheng WANG ; Xing WEI
Modern Hospital 2024;24(11):1745-1748
As a new medium for communication,WeChat official accounts have become vital tools for public hospitals in disseminating health knowledge.With the advancement of smart hospitals,these accounts have gained significant attention as cru-cial platforms for health communication and brand promotion.This paper examines the WeChat official account(subscription ac-count)of a public hospital in Guangzhou,analyzing operational data from January 1,2022 to July 31,2024.It investigates the operational status,content production,and dissemination effects of various push content themes from a health communication per-spective.The study identifies existing issues and offers suggestions to enhance top-level design,address reader needs,and inno-vate new formats for science popularization.These measures are made to identify effective operational strategies and provide a ref-erence for public hospitals in the promotion of health-related knowledge through WeChat official accounts.
2.Multiple measures to improve the pre-examination quality of laboratory medicine: practice and experience
Nengliang OUYANG ; Weijia WANG ; Fuda HUANG ; Shaosheng SU ; Haili LAN ; Juan WANG ; Kang CHEN ; Jinye XIE
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2020;36(6):500-503
The hospital improved its pre-examination quality of laboratory medicine by means of setting up pre-examination quality management committee, full-course supervision of pre-examination process, and clarified responsibility system. Informationization means play multiple roles for the pre-examination quality, including full-course management, early warning and interception of unqualified sample. The coordinated application of multi-departments, multi-links and multi-measures can improve the pre-examination quality of laboratory medicine and ensure the quality of test results and the medical safety of patients.
3.Preliminary investigation of Suidasia nesbitti breeding status in ground dust flour in Qiqihaer City
Yong HONG ; Fengxia DU ; Shaosheng WANG ; Chaopin LI
Chinese Journal of Schistosomiasis Control 2017;29(2):225-227
Objective To investigate the Suidasia nesbitti breeding status in the ground dust flour collected in Qiqihaer City. Methods Totally,16 aliquots of ground dust flour were respectively collected from a college canteen and 15 households in Qiq-ihaer City. Then 10 g dust flour was taken from individual sample for isolation of the mites that were made of slide specimen,and the mites were identified and classified under a microscope. Results Acaroid mites were found in 15 of the 16 aliquots of sam-ples(detection rate being 93.8%),and 7 species,belonging to 6 genera under 3 families,were identified. A total of 561 heads of mites were isolated from 160 g samples,with an average breeding density of 3.51 heads/g. The most breeding mite was associ-ated with S. nesbitti. Conclusions Various species of mites are breeding in the ground dust flour in Qiqihaer City,and S. nesbit-ti occurs the most. These findings indicate that effective measures should be taken to prevent and control the harm associated with acaroid mite contamination.
4.Optimization and comparison of extraction methods of mitochondrial DNA of Oncomelania hupensis
Kang WANG ; Shujun XU ; Yixiao WANG ; Wenjie CHEN ; Yinan WANG ; Fenfang YU ; Shaosheng WANG ; Entao SUN ; Shulin ZHOU
Chinese Journal of Schistosomiasis Control 2017;29(2):159-162
Objective To optimize the extraction methods of mitochondrial genome DNA(mtDNA)of Oncomelania hupen-sis. Methods The pyrolysis,protein K variable-temperature digestion and high-concentration potassium acetate purification were applied to optimize the high-concentration-salt precipitation method,and then the optimized method was compared with two common extraction methods,the sucrose density gradient centrifugation method and traditional high-concentration-salt pre-cipitation method. The mtDNA samples were identified by using spectrophotometry,agarose gel electrophoresis and the amplifi-cation products of COX1. The nuclear DNA contamination was tested by the amplification products of ITS. Results The concen-tration and yield of the improved method was significantly higher than those of the traditional method(F=3032.65,10185.00, both P<0.01). The mtDNA samples extracted were essentially free of nuclear DNA and protein,meeting PCR,sequence analy-sis and other molecular biology research requirements. Conclusions The improved high-concentration-salt precipitation meth-od for isolating mtDNA is simple,and it has high yield and low cost. The extracted mtDNA can meet relevant analysis require-ments.
5.Blomia tropicalis is found in a flour warehouse of a food factory in a civil avi-ation airport
Ning TAO ; Shaosheng WANG ; Yanfeng YANG ; Yong ZHOU ; Chaopin LI
Chinese Journal of Schistosomiasis Control 2017;29(4):496-497,501
Objective To investigate whether there is Blomia tropicalis breeding in the flour warehouse of food factory in a civil aviation airport,and,if there is,to observe the morphological structure of the mite. Methods The flour samples were col-lected from the flour warehouse of food factory in a civil aviation airport. The breeding mites were isolated from the samples by di-rect microscopy and made into specimens to observe with a light microscope. Results Female Blomia tropicalis was found in the collected flour samples. Under the microscope,the mite was nearly spherical,and it had no tergum and claw. Its apodemeⅠwas developed and connected in the midline. The reproductive hole was located between the foot Ⅲand IV level and was cov-ered with a pair of oblique genital folds. The footⅢandⅣhad no solenoids. The copulatory pouch was a long,slightly curved tube,extending from the end of the mite. Conclusions Blomia tropicalis has been found in the flour warehouse of a food factory in the civil aviation airport. The main distinguishing feature of this mite is that it has no tergum,its feet have no pectinate inferi-or tarsus scales or claw,the feetⅠgenu has only one solenidia,and feetⅢandⅣhave no solenidias.
6.Gohieria fuscus breeding heavily in grand dust flour of a flourmill
Qiang CHAI ; Jiaojiao GUO ; Shaosheng WANG ; Chaopin LI
Chinese Journal of Schistosomiasis Control 2017;29(4):494-495
Objective To investigate the breeding quantity and average breeding density of Gohieria fuscus in the grand dust flour of a flourmill and explore the prevention and control measures. Methods A certain amount of grand dust flour was collect-ed from a flourmill,and it was sieved. The powder was placed into the glass pan,and the mites were sought out under an optical microscope and made of specimens. The mites were identified on the basis of literature. Results In this survey,400 g samples were collected from 4 habitats. The average breeding density of mites was 3516/g. The mite was identified as Gohieria fuscus. Conclusions Gohieria fuscus is one of the widely distributed stored mites. It impacts the stored food and reduces the quality of food. In addition,the mite affects human health. Therefore,the preventive measures should be taken.
7.Effect of Aerobic Exercises and Dietary Intervention on Lipid Metabolism in Rats with Metabolic Syndrome and Mechanism Medicated by Peroxisome Proliferator-Activated Receptorα
Chonglin ZHANG ; Shaosheng LIU ; Zhi XIA ; Shixiang WANG ; Xiaomin DING ; Qianjin WANG ; Hui WANG
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice 2017;23(6):662-666
Objective To study the effect of aerobic exercise and dietary intervention on lipid metabolism in metabolic syndrome rats, and investigate the possible mechanism mediated by peroxisome proliferator-activated receptorα(PPARα). Methods After one-week feed-ing, Sprague-Dawley rats were randomly divided into blank control group (CC group) and model group which were feed in high-fat-and-salt diet for 18 weeks to establish a metabolic syndrome model. Then, the metabolic syndrome rats were randomly divided into model control group (MC), the model high-fat diet group (MHE) and the model general died exercise group (ME). ME and MHE groups were forced to run on a treadmill for twelve weeks at the same time. The weight of perirenal fat, blood free fat acid (FFA), and blood lipid were determined. The expression of PPARαmRNA in myocardium was detected by RT-PCR. Western blotting was applied to detect the protein expression of PPARαin myocardium. Results Compared with CC group, MC group showed significant increase in body weight, perirenal fat weigh, FFA, and blood lipid (P<0.05), and significant decrease in PPARαmRNA and protein expression (P<0.01) in myocardium. Compared with MC group, ME and MHE groups showed significant decrease in body weight, perirenal fat weight, triglyceride (TG), and showed significant in-crease in high-density lipoprotein (HDL), and the expression of PPARαmRNA and protein in myocardium (P<0.05). Compared with MHE group, ME group showed decrease in low-density lipoprotein (LDL) (P<0.05), and increase in the expression of PPARαmRNA and protein (P<0.01). Conclusion Aerobic exercise may activate the expression of PPARα, enhance the utilization of fatty acid, reduce body mass and visceral fat mass, improve the dyslipidemia and then regulate lipid metabolism in metabolic syndrome rats.
8.Investigation on species and community ecology of Acaroid mites breeding in stored traditional Chinese animal medicinal materials
Ning TAO ; Binbin DUAN ; Shaosheng WANG ; Wei GUO ; Chaopin LI
Chinese Journal of Schistosomiasis Control 2016;28(3):297-300
Objective To investigate the species of Acaroid mites breeding in the stored traditional Chinese animal medici?nal materials and the relationship between its community and habitats. Methods A total of 30 samples of traditional Chinese animal medicinal herbs were collected from Wuhu City,Anhui Province,China. The mites were isolated by the directly micro?scopic and floatation microscopic examinations,and then identified and counted under a light microscope. Results Acaroid mites was represented in 28 of the 30 samples,and the breeding rate accounted for as high as 93.3%(28/30). Totally,13 spe?cies of Acaroid mites were identified,which belonged to 4 families and 9 genera. The densities of Acaroid mites were top in 6 Chinese herbal medicines,such as corium erinacei,aspongopus,hirudo,pheretima aspergillum,Apostichopus and huechys. The diversity parameters of these six traditional Chinese animal medicinal herbs were calculated. The highest richness indexes were in aspongopus and hirudo,the highest diversity index was in hirudo,and the highest evenness index was in Apostichopus. Conclusions There are Acaroid mites breeding in parts of the traditional Chinese animal medicinal herbs stored in Wuhu. In the storage and processing of Chinese herbal medicines,we should pay attention to the prevention and control of mites.
9.Population dynamics and spatial distribution pattern of Aleuroglyphus ova-tus
Entao SUN ; Shengli GU ; Ting LIU ; Shaosheng WANG ; Chaopin LI
Chinese Journal of Schistosomiasis Control 2016;28(4):422-425
Objective To characterize the population dynamics and spatial distribution of Aleuroglyphus ovatus in the flour warehouse,so as to provide the basic evidence for improving the sampling guidelines that are essential for effective pest monitor?ing and management. Methods The samples from flour warehouses of four localities were collected,examined and counted for A. ovatus in every month in Wuhu City. The dispersion pattern target,Iwao m*/-x regression analysis and Taylor power method were used for analyzing the spatial distribution pattern of A. ovatus in the flour warehouses. Results The peaks of population dynamics of A. ovatus were discovered in July and September,respectively. The indexes of dispersion were as follows:I>0, CA>0,m*/-x >1. At the same time,the parameters in the equation of Iwao:m*=5.471+1.022-x (r=0.999)and Taylor:lgS2=0.697+1.111 lg-x (r=0.987)showed that the spatial distribution pattern of A. ovatus was assembled. Conclusion The peaks of population dynamics of A. ovatus in the flour warehouse are bimodal pattern ,and the spatial distribution pattern of A. ovatus is assembled.
10.Investigation on Cheyletoidea mites breeding in culture environment of Eupolyphaga sinensis and morphologic observation of Eucheyletia reticulata Cunliffe
Ning TAO ; Wei GUO ; Shaosheng WANG ; Chaopin LI
Chinese Journal of Schistosomiasis Control 2016;28(4):429-431
Objective To investigate the species of Cheyletoidea mites breeding in the culture environment of Eupolyphaga sinensis and to observe the morphology of Eucheyletia reticulata Cunliffe. Methods The soil samples from an E. sinensis farm in northern Anhui were collected. The mites in the soil samples were separated directly under a microscope and the glass speci?mens were made to observe the morphological feature of the mites under a light microscope,then the mites species were identi?fied and classified based on the morphological characteristics. Results In the culture soil of E. sinensis,totally 7 kinds of Chey?letoidea mites were isolated,namely Eucheyletia reticulata Cunliffe,Cheyletus eruditus Schrank,Cheyletus malaccensis Oudemans,Cheyletus troussarti Oudemans,Cheyletus aveisor Rohdendorz,Acaropsis sollers Rohdendorz and Cheletomor?pha lepidopterorum Shaw. They belonged to genera Eucheyletia,Cheletomorpha,Acaropsis and Cheyletus of Cheyletidae Leach family. The Eucheyletia reticulata Cunliffe was firstly found in the culture environment of E. sinensis,and its gnathosoma was large,the pedipalpal femurs were expanding and there were two strips of comb hair and two smooth bristles on the pedipal?pal tarsus,and the back of the body was covered with two pieces of tergum,which were decorated with reticular pattern. The body and foot setae were fan?shape. Conclusions There are various of Cheyletoidea mites found in the breeding environment of E. sinensis. These mites are important species for pest control in the culture environments of E. sinensis. Related measures should be taken to prevent the excessive growth of Cheyletoidea mites,so as to avoid the adverse effects on the quality and quan?tity of E. sinensis.

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