Gordiychuk S.N., Tomilova E.A., Kolpakov V.V. Functional capacity of cardiovascular system in newborns with different levels of spontaneous motor activity

The concept of typological variability of the physiological individuality is considered to be the methodological basis of the research. It is proved that the level of habitual motor activity is a tempostabile personal and genetically programmed characteristic (in toddlehood, midchildhood, adolescence, and adulthood). In age-specific physiology and pediatrics, there is also a need to determine quantitative indicators of motor activity in the early stages of ontogenesis, in particular, in the neonatal period, since, according to modern law, indicators of psychomotor status are criteria for the harmonious development of a newborn. The knowledge of the basic key characteristic - the level of spontaneous motor activity (SMA) - allows clinicians to study morphofunctional and psychophysiological characteristics of newborns. The purpose of the paper is to conduct a comparative analysis of functional capacity of the cardiovascular system in newborns with different levels of spontaneous motor activity at rest and during the circadian cycle...