Physical culture as the basis of students' healthy lifestyle.

The present study aimed at investigation of the relationship between physiological features of cardiorespiratory system of a group of athletes with individually-typological charac-teristics of the organism (age, type of constitution, sports experience, the degree of adaptation) to physical activities on the basis of a comprehensive study of the cardiorespiratory system. The study was conducted on 450 students from 18 to 24 years of age from Kazakhstan, Russia, India, and Pakistan to evaluate the influence of physical culture and sports on the formation of a healthy lifestyle of young people in higher education institutions. The students were divided into groups - the first group - student 18-20 years of age; the second group - students 21-24 years of age; the control group included students of the same age not actively involved in sports (2 lessons of physical training per week).

[On mechanism of functional changes in the organism of teenagers at different levels of locomotor activity].

Comprehensive study of the cardiovascular system functional condition of 15-16 teenagers while in normal daily locomotor activity and in the mode of regular moderate physical activity was performed. The features of cerebral circulation and myocardium functional condition of teenagers are studied depending on initial tonus of the autonomic nervous system and locomotor activity level in the process of continuous step physical activity on tredmil. The condition of regulatory mechanisms, providing adaptation of teenagers in the conditions of modern school was studied.

[A method for predicting probability of stroke].

Objectives. To develop a mathematical model of stroke probability in the individual patient and social groups. Material and methods.

[Prognostic evaluation of occupational adaptation progress among miners at the coal mines].

Gradual factorial analysis of heart rhythm regulation parameters revealed individual and typological peculiarities of adaptational phases in miners during 20 years. The studies determined dysadaptation time in individuals with cortex-limbic and limbic-stem domination.