use of computer technologies when carrying out medical examinations of the children’s population of the republic of tyva

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The purpose of the study. Optimization of the medical examination of the children’s population of Tyva with the use of automated standardized parameter estimation. Materials and methods. The study was carried out in two stages. At the first stage, 7,416 children and adolescents of the indigenous and newborn population of the Republic of Tuva aged 3 to 18 were examined. The examination included somatometry, carpal dynamometry, blood pressure measurement and heart rate counting. Based on these data, regional standards for anthropometric indicators have been developed and a computer program “AIST has been created that allows to assess the level of physical development, physical readiness and functional reserves of the children’s organism. At the second stage, the data obtained during medical examinations of 1879 schoolchildren was assessed using the developed program. Results. It was established that the considerable part of the examined children has disharmonious options of physical development and high intensity of growth processes that allows carrying them into a group of risk of probable decrease of resistance and working capacity. The most probable and operated factors promoting emergence of deviations in physical development of children is irrational, unbalanced food, violation of food behavior and low physical activity. Conclusion. Introduction of the program in practice of health care allowed to optimize carrying out dispensary surveys and to create computer databases of inspection of the children’s population.
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Authors ;Vera Lyudvigovna Gritsinskaya;Olga Leonidovna Moskalenko
Journal microsystems and nanoengineering
Year 2017
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10.12731/wsd-2017-2-158-167
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