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Medical students' cognition on laboratory biosafety / 中国感染控制杂志
Chinese Journal of Infection Control ; (4): 73-77, 2017.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-510895
ABSTRACT
Objective To investigate cognitive status of medical students of a medical university on laboratory biosafety,and provide basic data for laboratory biosafety management in Chinese universities.Methods 900 full-time undergraduate medical students were chosen by cluster random sampling,questionnaires were filled out in by them.Results 900 questionnaires were distributed,877 (98.21%) valid questionnaires were obtained,49.03% (n =430) were from sophomores,50.97 % (n =447) from juniors,148 (16.88 %) students have ever participated in students'scientific research.The overall awareness rate of laboratory biosafety was 58.72%,only 32.16% of students understood the detailed contents of laboratory biosafety regulations,only 8.21% of students have received training in laboratory biosafety;the awareness rate of laboratory biosafety cabinet was only 14.14%,only 7.75% of students knew which operation should be performed in biosafety cabinet;28.28% of students could deal with waste according to the rules,68.19% of students were able to identify warning signs of biological hazard;92.82% of the students thought that laboratory biosafety-related courses should be set up.The overall awareness rate of laboratory biosafety knowledge and safety behavior was low,which were 42.65% and 41.96% respectively,juniors was higher than that of sophomores(P<0.05);in the aspect of chemical hazards and biological hazards,students with scientific research experience scored higher than those who did not participate in scientific research(all P<0.05).Conclusion Medical students' cognition on knowledge of laboratory biosafety is not optimistic,it is imperative to strengthen the management of education and publicity of laboratory biosafety.

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Full text: Available Index: WPRIM (Western Pacific) Language: Chinese Journal: Chinese Journal of Infection Control Year: 2017 Type: Article