medical social aspects of health forming in children in junior school

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2008
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Abstract
The article focuses on the analysis of modern medical social aspects of health forming in children in junior school. High level of risk factors of diseases, concerned with mode of living, was discovered among children in junior school. Such factors as hypodynamia, sleep deficiency, a prevalence of static component over dynamic one, insufficient consumption of basic food stuffs, violation of dietary habits and parent's smoking are responsible for decrease of adaptive resources of child's organism and disorders in a mechanisms of vegetative regulation. These factors determine a high risk of vegetative dysfunction, underlying deviation in functioning of different organs and systems. Authors offer to use obtained data in development of complex prophylactic programs for children in junior school.
Key words: primary school age, risk factors, mode of living, prophylaxis.
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Authors ;V.R. Kuchma;I.V. Zvezdina;N.S. Zhigareva
Journal Biocontrol science
Year 2008
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Pediatrics

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