A STUDY OF HEMODYNAMIC AND PHYSIOLOGICAL PARAMETERS OF STUDENTS LIVING IN DIFFERENT AREAS OF KARAKALPAKSTAN
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This study examines the hemodynamic and physiological parameters of students residing in various regions of Karakalpakstan. Environmental conditions, including climate, ecological factors, and socio-economic conditions, may significantly influence students’ health status. The research analyzes indicators such as blood pressure, heart rate, respiratory rate, and general physical condition. A comparative approach was used to identify differences among students from urban and rural areas. The results indicate that environmental and lifestyle factors play an important role in shaping physiological and hemodynamic characteristics. The findings may contribute to the development of preventive healthcare strategies and improvement of student well-being in the region.
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