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OBJECTIVE To monitor the risk of occupational exposure among medical staffs and give the preventive measures.METHODS The profession high risk factor,element of sharp instrument injury,the risk of evaluation after exposure and preventive medication in 95 blood-borne among medical staffs from Nov.2005 to 2008 were analyzed.RESULTS Among the occupational exposure degree to blood source among medical staffs,the first was nurses(75.79%),the second doctors(16.84%).The sharp instrument injury was the most common type of the occupational exposure to blood source,and common appeared in the pinhead of infusion apparatus,and most appeared at the withdrawal of needles after transfusion completed or bare-handed.No staff got the infection brcause of occupational exposure to three HIV patients.CONCLUSIONS It is the key to cut down the risk of occupational exposure by enhancing the training of medical staffs,specification of procedure,enforcing standard precautions,establishment monitoring system,strengthening the report and effective treatment after exposure.
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Objective To explore the danger of lead exposure in newborns who accepted the blood stored in blood bank for blood change treatment.Methods The lead level of blood was examined before and after blood change treatment for 37 neonates with hyperbilirubinemia who accepted 53 cases blood stored in blood bank during Jun.to Dec.2006.The level of blood lead was measured by graphite stove atom absorb spectrum method.Results The average lead level of 53 cases blood stored in blood bank was 101.02 ?g/L,which had attained the level of lead poisoning.There were 15 cases(28.5%) whose blood lead levels was very high(≥100 ?g/L),3 cases whose blood lead level ≥200 ?g/L.After blood change treatment,the percentage of the blood lead level ≥100 ?g/L rose from 2.9% to 19.0%.The average level of blood lead after blood change treatment was higher than before(P
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Experiments were caried out on An.minimus F98 in laboratory conditions of 22+/- 1°C, 25+/- 1°C and 28 +/- 1°C, 70-80% RH. The time required for egg stage and egg hatching rate were negatively correlated with temperature. At 22 +/- 1°C, egg hatching rate was 84.1 %, the duration of the egg stage was 3-4 days. At 25+/-1°C and 28 +/-1oC, egg hatching rate was 77.3% and 65.5%, respectively, the time of the egg stage were 2-3 days. At higher temperature, the duration of larvae stage was shorter than at the lower temperature. 25°C was optimum temperature for larvae with 38% of larvae developed to adults. 1 day after molting, mosquitoes started feeding at all tested temperatures. At 22°C, blood feeding rate higher than at the higher temperatures. Number of eggs and egg hatching rate of mosquitoes that fed human blood were higher than mosquitoes fed on mice