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Z K Sulimo-Samuĭllo

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[The assessment of body functional systems by the indices of their nonspecific reactions].

The analysis of long standing researches in the military operators' procedure has shown some regularities in the changes of indices which were examined. Varying in time and magnitude the non-specific reactions at first manifest itself in unstable vegetative regulations, then proliferate its influence upon visual and motor coordination, and finally cause negative shifts in professional activities (worsening of accuracy and precision, appearance of errors, etc). It is obvious, that specific reactions impose their own features on the development of this program without changing its basic trend.

Electrocardiography↗

[The prognosis of the adaptational potentials in servicemen of different constitutional types].

The authors study the influence of tropical and high-mountain climate upon the process of one-month adaptation for two groups of servicemen. It was ascertained that there were statistic differences in many cardiovascular indexes of servicemen with various constitution type after measured physical load, although none of that changes were detected in ordinary conditions. This prognostication gives the possibility to make a more precise estimate of professional capability of man, determine the individuals with increased tendency towards dysadaptational disorders, and carry out a proper complex of prophylactic measures.

Adaptation, Physiological↗

[Gas metabolism in hypercapnia with different oxygen content].

Upon a slow development of the hypercapnic state aggravated by a lowered oxygen content in the breathing air the oxygen supply of the human body decreases noticeably. This occurs at rest as well. An increase in the oxygen content in the breathing air to 20-22% alleviates the adverse hypercapnic effect and, consequently, improves gas exchange parameters.

Adult↗