Analysis of the response and recovery levels of cardiovascular and vegetative nervous systems in people with coronary heart disease

Abstract

Problem statement. An important criterion for the effectiveness of the physical rehabilitation program is the body's tolerance to physical activity, which can be assessed on the basis of the responses of the cardiovascular and vegetative nervous systems. The use of graduated physical exercise in complex therapy allows to partially normalize metabolism and vegetative regulation (to reduce sympathetic and increase parasympathetic activity). Approach. Research methods: theoretical analysis of scientific and methodological library and e-resources, pedagogical monitoring, medical and biological research methods (study of medical histories, examination, survey, determination of heart rate, tonometry), functional research methods (Robinson index, Kerdo index), methods of mathematical statistics. Purpose. The purpose of the study was to determine the levels of response and recovery of the cardiovascular and vegetative nervous systems in the process of physical rehabilitation of people with coronary heart disease (stable angina, II functional class) in the post-hospital period. Objectives of the study: to develop a program of differentiated use of physical rehabilitation measures for the second adult age people with coronary heart disease (stable angina, II functional class) in the post-hospital period and to determine the levels of response and recovery of cardiovascular and vegetative nervous systems in the process of using of physical rehabilitation means for people suffering from a coronary heart disease (stable angina, II functional class) in the post-hospital period. Results. Based on the calculation of Robinson indices and Kerdo indices, current and operational criteria for assessing the effectiveness of the process of physical rehabilitation for people with coronary heart disease (stable angina, II functional class) were developed for further differentiated use of means and methods of physical rehabilitation. Conclusion. The established type of reaction and recovery of the cardiovascular and autonomic nervous systems can be used as current and operational criteria for the effectiveness of physical rehabilitation in people with coronary heart disease (stable angina, II functional class) and further differentiated use of means and methods of physical rehabilitation.