Makovkina Y. Estimation of health state and adaptation possibilities in young school children taking into account the human body's individual and typological features.

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Thesis for the degree of Candidate of Sciences (CSc)

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0406U001422

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  • 14.01.10 - Педіатрія

12-04-2006

Specialized Academic Board

Д.26.553.01

Essay

The thesis focuses on the problem of improving screening estimation of health state in young school children according to the level of their adaptation possibilities taking into account the human body's individual and typological features on the basis of defining informative parameters of its functional condition and child's features of development.The technology of preventive and health-improvement measures of normalising the human body's adaptable opportunities and improvement of health state which takes into account the human body's individual features and functional condition disorders has been developed and introduced into practice.Application of such technology promotes acute disease decrease by 10 % reduction of its occurrence for one year and increase in the number of children with adaptation satisfactory level (9.7 %) in absence of its failure.

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