Circavigintan Rhythms as an Indicator the Cardiovascular System of Students in the Context of Distance Learning During COVID-19

A. Bashkireva, T. Bashkireva, N. Ermakova, A. Morozov, L. Novikova
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The article presents the results of studying the сircavigintan rhythms of students in distance learning conditions in connection with the COVID-19 pandemic and self-isolation showed. It revealed that the state of the cardiorespiratory system of the students corresponded to the average level. On the second During Distance Learning Week, we noted positive adaptive responses. In general, students assessed their condition positively during the period of distance learning. The data obtained allow us to state that distance learning is gentle for the body of students. Despite the low physical activity, students had the opportunity individually regulate the time of rest. Many noted the possibility of normalizing the feeding time, which was not possible under traditional conditions. The results of the study revealed the need to develop sanitary and hygienic norms that regulate the time that is safe for the health of users.
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新型冠状病毒病疫情期间远程教育背景下学生心血管系统的环cavigintin节律指标
本文介绍了在新冠肺炎大流行和自我隔离的情况下,远程教育条件下学生免疫球蛋白坦节律的研究结果。结果显示,学生的心肺系统状态符合平均水平。在第二个远程学习周,我们注意到积极的适应性反应。总体而言,学生在远程学习期间对自己的状况评价是积极的。所获得的数据使我们能够说明远程学习对学生的身体是温和的。尽管体育活动很少,但学生们有机会单独调节休息时间。许多人注意到正常喂养时间的可能性,这在传统条件下是不可能的。研究结果表明,有必要制定卫生和卫生规范,规定对使用者健康安全的时间。
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