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THE CONDITION OF CARDIORESPIRATORY SYSTEM IN STUDENTS WITH DIFFERENT DEGREE OF RESISTANCE TO HYPOXIA

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The parameters of cardiorespiratory system of students with different levels of resistance to transient hypoxia-hypercapnia were studied. Differences in the lung function indices, heart rate variability and central hemodynamic in young people depending on the results of Shtange’s respiratory test were identified. It was found out that students with low resistance to hypoxia had reduced ventilation indices and heart rate spectral characteristics. The variability of hemodynamic characteristics in different phases of arbitrary apnea was studied. The study found that more than a half of students aged 18 to 23 years old have a high level of resistance to transient hypoxia-hypercapnia. Lower values of adaptive reserves in young people with low tolerance to hypoxia were found. 51% of the examined students had unsatisfactory adaptation reserves, 3% demonstrated the failure of adaptation. The study established the compensatory changes in the pulmonary ventilation in patients with a low threshold of apnea. Phase dynamics of central hemodynamics parameters in patients with various degrees of resistance to transient hypoxia in the European North of Russia was studied first time. Inconsistency and disorganization of factor structure of correlations of the studied quantities in people with the low level of resistance to hypoxia reflects the imperfection of regulation mechanisms which cannot provide the necessary level of tolerance. In students with the high threshold apnea the state of modulating system, hemodynamics elements and the systems of pulmonary ventilation play the most important role.

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Chub I.S., Milkova A.V., Eliseeva N.S. THE CONDITION OF CARDIORESPIRATORY SYSTEM IN STUDENTS WITH DIFFERENT DEGREE OF RESISTANCE TO HYPOXIA. Bulletin Physiology and Pathology of Respiration. 2014;(52):8-15. (In Russ.)

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