Family centered maternity care: its relationship to perinatal regionalization and neonatal intensive care

For several months prior to birth a major portion of a family's attention, conversation, thought, and often worry, is directed toward the idea of a new child. This prolonged attention and anticipation contribute to making childbirth an emotionally charged experience. In psychological terms, it is therefore a critical period of peak motivation for learning, and a time to peak susceptibility to reinforcement. Theory, reason, and scientific evidence indicate thng with childbirth and early postpartum experiences, can significantly affect subsequent parental behaviors, the child's central environment influence. Evidence strongly suggests that these parental attitudes and behaviors so crucial to the child's ultimate well-being are learned rather than derived instinctually, and therefore they are malleable and can be taught, directed, and corrected. Through education and reinforcement it is possible to encourage parental behaviors and child interactions which are products of feelings of control, competence, accomplishment, understanding, and caring. Similarly we can recognize and work toward replacing attitudes, feelings, and behaviors that express fear, worry, and insecurity about the child. Over the past 50 years major changes have occurred in the practice of obstetrics and newborn pediatrics. Other major changes will necessarily occur as we move toward perinatal regionalization. Changes instigated solely on physiologic data can have unrecognized collateral effects on the psychological component of the childbirth experience. All concerned health care personnel, especially obstetricians and pediatricians, can insist that the importance of desirable mother-father-child interactions be recognized and that practices fostering them be afforded a high priority. I would like to endorse a comment from a recent article by Richmond concerning the advent of behavioral pediatrics by adding that behavioral obstetrics is also "an idea whose time has arrived".     

微波辅助提取山楂中熊果酸的工艺研究

对微波辅助提取山楂中熊果酸的工艺条件进行了研究,通过正交试验对工艺条件进行了优化,结果表明：各因素对熊果酸提取率的影响顺序为：乙醇质量分数〉提取温度〉微波时间〉微波功率〉液料比,乙醇质量分数为显著影响因素;最佳条件为：乙醇质量分数为85%、提取温度为55℃、微波时间为4min、液料比为16∶1、微波功率300W,在此条件下的熊果酸提取率为3.42%。     

红外光谱法研究烯烃对Ce(Ⅳ)Y分子筛脱硫效果的影响

选取1-辛烯、1,5-己二烯、环己烯等作为模拟汽油中的烯烃模型化合物,采用FT-IR方法得到饱和吸附不同模拟油之后的Ce(Ⅳ)Y分子筛的红外光谱图,根据红外光谱信息研究烯烃对Ce(Ⅳ)Y分子筛选择性吸附脱硫性能的影响。研究发现,Ce(Ⅳ)Y分子筛阳离子和烯烃的双键发生了σ-π络合,从而跟与Ce(Ⅳ)Y存在SM作用的噻吩形成了竞争吸附。在含烯烃的模拟油中,由于烯烃和分子筛发生相互作用,占据了吸附剂的活性位,导致Ce(Ⅳ)Y分子筛的脱硫性能显著降低。