THE FUNCTIONAL STATUS OF EXTREME ACTIVITIES OPERATORS ASSESSING METHOD

The article substantiates that for a reliable assessment of the physiological state of people engaged in extreme activities, a holistic, integral assessment is necessary, which is formed on the basis of a systemic approach and taking into account various physiological parameters, namely, visual-motor reaction; tapping test; blood pressure; pulse; Stange test; Genchi test; galvanic skin response (GSR); self-assessment of condition using the well-being, activity and mood assessment test (SAM). For visualization and quantitative assessment of the functional state, a petal diagram was used, which allows for dynamic assessment of homeostasis and provides a more accurate assessment of a person's ability to adapt to extreme conditions. To interpret the obtained values of the integral indicator, its norms were calculated based on official statistics of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine for the selected age group of 25-35 years. Using the example of individuals who have experienced physical stress, the effectiveness of this approach in identifying individuals with potential limitations in their adaptive capabilities is demonstrated. An algorithm for implementing the method is presented, and integral indicators are calculated. The findings of this study provide a valuable tool for selecting and monitoring individuals engaged in extreme activities.