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Objective:To explore the effects of workshops combined with problem-based learning (PBL) in clinical teaching of joint surgery.Methods:A total of 60 students who would participate in standardized residency training from September 2019 to June 2021 were randomly divided into traditional lecture-based learning (LBL) group, PBL group, and workshops combined with PBL group, with 20 students in each group. The effects were evaluated by theoretical knowledge and clinical skill assessment and anonymous teaching quality questionnaire surveys. SPSS 25.0 was used to perform the t test and chi-squared test. Results:The workshop+PBL group showed the highest theoretical knowledge score (86.40±9.76), clinical skill score (92.15±4.49), and total score (88.70±5.75), compared with the PBL group (78.45±10.40, 85.80±10.00, and 81.39±7.27, respectively) and the LBL group (80.10±6.77, 85.20±8.12, and 82.14±6.14, respectively). According to the teaching quality questionnaire surveys, the workshop+PBL group was significantly superior to the PBL and LBL groups in self-ability evaluation and the degree of satisfaction with teaching ( P<0.05). Conclusions:Workshops combined with PBL can effectively improve students' scores of theoretical knowledge and clinical skills, with better self-ability evaluation results and higher satisfaction with teaching, which is worthy of application and promotion in clinical teaching of joint surgery.
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Technology platform is an important component of technical innovation of a hospital,and safety of laboratories is a prerequisite for building research hospitals.Proceeding from building a research hospital,this paper conducts in—depth analysis of the problems in the safety management of laboratories,in terms of awareness of safety,structural layout,staffing,routine management,biosafety,medical ethics,etc.,and discusses the strategies for the safety management of laboratories,in hope of providing theoretical support and valuable reference for the safety management of laboratories and the construction of research hospitals.
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Feeding adult male rats with gossypol acetic acid at a dose of 15 nig/kg/day for 50 days led to infertility. Spermatogenesis and sperm motility were impaired ( table 1 ) . However, testosterone, K+ and Na+ concentsrations in serum and RTF were found to be unchanged (table 2, 3 ) . It suggests that at low antifertility doses gossypol disrupts spermatogenesis in the seminiferous epithelium without affecting testosterone, K+ and Na+ secretion and translation in testis.