Detection of Bone alkaline phosphatase in children and technical training effectiveness analysis.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 Detection of Bone alkaline phosphatase in children and technical training effectiveness analysis [Keywords:] Children of Bone Alkaline Phosphatase Children with type bone alkaline phosphatase (NBAP) is a phenotype of osteoblast markers, one, it can directly reflect the activity of osteoblasts, or functional status 〔 1〕 , in recent years is mainly used for early diagnosis of rickets in children and sub - Clinical identification of specific reference indicator 〔〕 2-4 is also used to evaluate the current obstacles to the human body the best indicator of bone mineralization. According to Zhejiang Province, appropriate diagnostic technology needs of rural health survey results, early diagnosis of rickets in children are listed as the preferred technology needs of the project. In order to ensure early diagnosis of rickets in children application NBAP detection technology, we are promoting the region’s health technicians in township hospitals conducted grass-roots NBAP detection technology training, and training and training effects were analyzed. These are as follows. An object and methods 11 Objects in October 2005 ~ February 2006 respectively, Zhuji City, Zhejiang Province, Yuhang District, Fuyang City, Changxing County, four regions 118 of the 293 medical institutions in rural health technicians to the early diagnosis of rickets detection techniques using NBAP training. Of which 104 township hospitals, accounting for 881 percent of the total training institutions; Women’s Paul Hospital 4, other 10 (People’s Hospital, Chinese Medicine Hospital, Red Cross Hospital, etc.). 293 trainees, the average age of 32.4 years (20 ~ 50 years old), of which 244 women, for men 49. Its professional and technical titles as junior 142 (485%), intermediate 20 (68%), Senior 2 (07%), other 129 (440%). There are 87 trainees did not complete the education, training, the object 206 for undergraduate education 11 (53%), tertiary 104 (505%), secondary school 70 (