YU Lan-ying, et al. Impact of extremely high temperature and drought on hospital patients,disease spectrum in Chongqing. [J]. Journal of Chongqing Medical University 34(12):1723-1727(2009)
YU Lan-ying, et al. Impact of extremely high temperature and drought on hospital patients,disease spectrum in Chongqing. [J]. Journal of Chongqing Medical University 34(12):1723-1727(2009)DOI:
Impact of extremely high temperature and drought on hospital patients,disease spectrum in Chongqing
Objective:To find the disease spectrum features and variation of hospital patients during the period of extremely high temperature and drought in Chongqing.Methods:The descriptive method was adopted to analyze the disease spectrum features of hospital patients during the months of 7 to 8 in 2006 in Chongqing
and the results were compared with those in the same term in 2005 and 2007.Results:Compared with finding in the same term in 2005 and 2007
the weather of high temperature and drought in months of 7 to 8 in 2006 was much more serious.There was no statistical significant difference in constituent ratios of gender and age of hospital patients during the three years of the same periods.According to genealogical classification
the constituent ratio of disease of respiratory system was in the first place all the time
while constituent ratios of disease of digestive system
infection disease and parasitic disease in 2006 were higher than those in other two years.According to disease types ranking in order
the constituent ratios of disease of acute upper respiratory infection
acute bronchitis
acute gastroenteritis
disease of appendix and enteric infection in 2006 were higher than those in other two years.Conclusion:The impacts of weather of extremely high temperature and drought on disease of digestive system
infection disease and parasitic disease were obvious
while acute upper respiratory infection
cute bronchitis
acute gastroenteritis
disease of appendix and enteric infection were influenced more.
关键词
高温干旱住院病人疾病谱
Keywords
High temperature and droughtHospital patientsDisease spectrum