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To summarize and report nursing experience of the application of interactive online health education in impression making for biological functional denture restoration in a patient with dentition defects. Nursing staff applied interactive online health education in advance, and provided individual guidance on oral-motor movement in the impression making. As a result, the patient demonstrated excellent cooperation with oral movements during the procedure, leading to optimal impression-taking outcomes and improved clinical efficiency. (本文总结网络互动式健康教育应用于1例牙列缺失患者生物功能性义齿修复印模制取中的护理经验。护理人员通过应用网络互动式健康教育提前进行了沟通和教导, 指导患者掌握印模制取时的口腔功能性配合动作, 有效提高患者配合度和印模制取精度。)

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An environment free of language barriers guarantees smooth international medical service. The indepth development of globalization has also brought about changes in the demand of competence for language service providers. However, the current research mostly focuses on interpreter or translator competence. Less attention is paid to language service competence in specific fields, which is often generalized as subject competence. It is not necessarily enough, in terms of being competent for their work in the medical field, for language service providers to possess only core interpreting and translating skills and relevant knowledge. It is essential to carefully study the components of competence framework, which will provide a basis for talent training and curriculum design. This research makes the medical language service competence the main focus. It uses interviews and field surveys to collect data, as well as the methods and procedures of grounded theory to analyze the data. The research extracts thirtythree concepts, forms eight categories, and constructs an international medical language service competence model. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The Association for Talent Development (ATD) adopts the Kirkpatrick model, also known as the “four-level model”, in order to evaluate the effect of interpreting training in terms of reaction, learning, behavior, and results. Based on the Kirkpatrick model, focusing on the “Medical Interpreting Workshop” jointly organized by a university-affiliated hospital in Guangdong Province and the International Medical Translators and Interpreters Association (IMTIA), this research uses a case study and questionnaires to evaluate the training effect and then proposes a training model which is put forward according to the trainees’ ability-development roadmap. The analysis shows that the trainees are interested in interpreting and register a high satisfaction with this training. They are able to master the basic knowledge, strategies, and skills of interpreting. By analyzing trainees’ performance, we can conclude that they consciously put what they have learned to the test, and show improved fluency and logic during interpreting sessions. In a final step, the instructors select interpreters among the medical staff, basing their selections on the above results and other comprehensive items, and the selected individuals are recommended to the hospital. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

【Objective】The use of SLAF-seq sequencing technology to develop the SNP site of arbor willow is of great significance to the development of arbor willow seed. 【Method】In this study, two parents and 195 F1 hybrid generation were used as tested objects and sequenced by SLAF-seq technology. Taken the similar sibs cottonwood genome as reference genome, electronic enzyme projections for reference species genome sequence and Hae III and Hpy166 II enzymes as combination, the sequence of enzyme fragment length of 314-364 bp was defined as SLAFs, predicted 126 008 SLAFs, SLAF labels in repetitive sequences was 1.60%. In order to further evaluate the effectiveness of the proposed scheme enzyme and enzyme digestion efficiency, taking rice sequencing data as comparison, comparison between rice genome sequencing reads and reference genome by SOAP software with 382 M rice genome. 【Result】The double blast efficiency was 96.67%, enzyme digestion efficiency was 92. 06%, which indicated that SLAF database was normal. In the end, 277 333 high quality SLAFs were produced, 99526 polymorphism SLAFs were acquired including 35.89% polymorphism according to the difference between the number of alleles and gene sequence. 99526 polymorphism SLAFs were coded by genetics of common alleles of encoding rules, having 58763 labels coding success. SLAFs were further filtered to get 6744 SLAFs to construct genetic map and then developed SNP sits, finally, 9488 SNP sits on each chain group were developed. 【Conclusion】SLAF-seq technology could be well applied in SNP sites of arbor willow, using the developed SNP marker with different individual phenotype in group to position some traits closely chain of molecular markers, the precise positioning of good genes would be realized. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The calculation of total porosity is the key to the logging evaluation of shale gas reservoirs. On the basis of element capture，conventional log data，total porosity and the total organic carbon experimental data of AA1 well of the Wufeng-longmaxi formation in Jiaoshiba area，the applicability of Herron's total porosity model is analyzed. The results show that the model can not accurately calculate the total porosity of the target block. The reasons are：① When calculating apparent density porosity and apparent neutron porosity，the rock is equivalent to the skeleton and the pore，and the existence of organic matter is ignored.② In the model，the weight coefficient is acquired from the least square method with limited core data，thus making it has certain regional applicability. Based on the above，an improved method for evaluating the total porosity of shale gas reservoirs is proposed. Applying this method to XX1 well of the Wufeng-longmaxi formation in Jiaoshiba area，the results show that compared with Herron's model，the accuracy of calculating the porosity of the improved model is obviously enhanced.The method is easy to be used. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objective To explore the the consistency between the diagnosis of cardiac space occupying lesion by echocardiogram and surgical pathological results. MethodsRetrospective analysis was performed on the echocardiograms of 100 patients with cardiac space occupying lesion who had been admitted in our hospital from December 2015 to December 2017. Their surgical pathological results were also comparatively analyzed in combination. ResultsBy echocardiogram, in the diagnosis of myxoma，the sensitivity, specificity and accuracy were all 100%; in the diagnosis of metastatic tumor, missed diagnosis occurred in one case, and the rates were 80.00%, 100% and 99.00%, respectively; in diagnosing neoplasm, missed diagnosis occurred in 3 cases while two cases were misdiagnosed, with a sensitivity of 91.67%, a specificity of 96.88% and an accuracy rate of 95.00%; in the diagnosis of intracardial thrombus, missed diagnosis occurred in one case while 3 cases were misdiagnosed, with a sensitivity of 94.74%, a specificity of 96.30%, an accuracy rate of 96.00% and a misdiagnosis rate of 3.70%. ConclusionBy echocardiogram the diagnostic accuracy rate of myxoma proves to be high. However, there are certain rates of missed diagnosis and misdiagnosis in the patients with metastatic tumor, intracardial thrombus or neoplasm. It is suggested to make diagnosis in combination with surgical pathological results. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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