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Chongqing Medicine ; (36): 404-405,408, 2014.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-570353

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Objective To explore Chongqing migrant workers Suiqian children′s mental health status and related factors .Meth-ods In this study 740 children from grade 7 to grade 9 in 3 schools which specify recruit migrant workers′children ,including the 399 migration children of migrant workers and 341 urban household registration students were involved .They were investigated with symptom rating scale(SCL-90) and self-made general questionnaire .Results There were no significant differences in SCL-90 scores between the migrant workers migration children group and urban household registration students group (P>0 .05) .Conclu-sion Generally speaking ,Chongqing migrant workers Suiqian children′s mental health status is good ,but there are still some prob-lems .We need do some further study on the mode of psychological intervention to maintain their physical and mental health .

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Chinese Journal of Behavioral Medicine and Brain Science ; (12): 865-868, 2011.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-422773

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Objective To observe and analyze the role of different subfields of medial prefrontal cortex (mPFC) in the expression course of startle reflex.Methods 24 healthy male British kind of albino guinea pigs were randomly divided into 4 groups:anterior cingulated cortex lesion ( n =6) and sham-lesion ( n =6) ( Experiment 1 ) ; prelimbic cortex lesion/joint lesion of prelimbic cortex and anterior cingulated cortex(n=6) and sham-lesion ( n =6) ( Experiment 2 ).The animals were injected lidocaine ( lesion ) or physiological saline ( sham-lesion ).Each group received paired training of conditioned stimulus( CS,a tone) and unconditioned stimulus (US,a air puff),to observe the acoustic startle reflex(ASR) change of these groups.Results As the results of experiment 1 suggested,SR rate did not change significantly after anterior cingulated cortex lesion ( time effect:F =15.421,P =0.098 ; group effect:F =14.753,P =0.084).As the results of experiment 2 suggested,SR rate did not change significantly after prelimbic cortex lesion ( time effect:F =14.975,P =0.178 ; group effect:F =18.643,P =0.089).When prelimbic cortex and anterior cingulated cortex were lesioned at the same time,SR rate declined significantly and didn ' t recover with the following training ( group effect:F =67.743,P =0.009 ).ConclusionLesions of the prelimbic cortex and anterior cingulated cortex in mPFC cause the significantly decline of acoustic startle reflex( ASR),which don' t recover with the following training.This study indicates that mPFC involves in the regulation of ASR,but the regulation mechanism needs to be discussed.

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Chinese Journal of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation ; (12): 500-504, 2011.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-419821

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Objective To observe the effects of 860 MHz microwave radiation on an established dual task model of trace and delay eyeblink conditioning in guinea pigs.Methods Twenty-four guinea pigs with an established dual task model of trace and delay eyeblink conditioning were assigned randomly into four groups : a microwave-exposed 1 h group, a microwave-exposed 20 min group, a sham-exposed group and a normal control group.The guinea pigs in the 1 h and 20 min groups were irradiated on the head daily for 3 days using 860 MHz electromagnetic radiation at a power density of 1 mW/cm2 for 1 h and for 20 min, respectively. After radiation the guinea pigs were trained with classical dual task eyeblink conditioning.Results Compared with the normal control group, the behavioral parameters (acquisition rate and peak amplitude of trace and delay eyeblink) of guinea pigs in the microwave-exposed 1 h group had decreased significantly with no obvious change in latency. The behavioral parameters of guinea pigs in the microwave-exposed 20 min group, the sham-exposed group and the normal control group showed no obvious change.Conclusions Microwave radiation at 860 MHz and 1.0 mW/cm2 for 1 h can cause changes in dual trace and delay eyeblink conditioning in guinea pigs and decrease learning and memory capacity.

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