PSYCHO-EMOTIONAL STRESS AND METEOREACTON AS SYSTEMIC MANIFESTATIONS OF HUMAN DISADAPTATION UNDER CHANGING CLIMATIC CONDITIONS IN THE NORTH OF RUSSIA

It has been shown that the most sensitive integral criteria of human disadaptation manifestations under conditions of biologically significant changes in ambient temperature and other climatic and geographical factors in the North were subjectively perceived meteosensitivity and high levels of emotional stress, systemically interconnected with the homeostatic function of the body systems and an individual type of adaptive stress resistance. The characteristic of climatic changes negative influence on health was a reliably higher share of highly-meteosensitive population compared to the regions with a temperate climate.
In formation of pathological meteosensitivity and high levels of emotional stress in the Arctic, a variety of biologically significant changes in meteorological and geophysical factors of high latitudes is involved, including considerable fluctuations in air temperature, atmospheric pressure, geomagnetic disturbances, solar corpuscular, X-ray, and radio-emission in the auroral zone.

psycho-emotional stress, meteosensitivity, disadaptation criteria