• Gigiena i sanitariia · Jan 2010

    Comparative Study

    [Health status hygienic assessment of primary military education establishment pupils].

    • I V Avshits and V A Shirinskiĭ.
    • Gig Sanit. 2010 Jan 1 (1): 76-8.

    AbstractDuring a comprehensive study, the investigators have made a hygienic assessment of an academic process and the actual nutrition of military school pupils, revealed the specific features of functioning of the body's major systems in adolescents at a closed primary military education establishment, studied the body's adaptive reactions to a combination of factors during study, and hygienically evaluated the pupils' health. Their health has been shown to improve at a closed education establishment according to the basic parameters of the body's functional status and nonspecific resistance, physical development. Specific recommendations are proposed to correct daily diets for pupils of primary military education establishments in order to bring the actual nutrition of cadets in compliance with the standard physiological requirements for this group of pupils.

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