According to current researches, it is found that people living in uncomfortable climatic conditions combined with anthropogenic pressure leads to intensive use and depletion of adaptive reserves of the human organism. At the present stage there are scientific data about adaptive reactions of individual age -, sex and constitutional groups of children in the North of Tyumen. However, to date there is insufficient information on the assessment of the morpho-functional and psycho-physiological status of the organism Northern children born and living in conditions of Middle Ob region. The organism of children and adolescents, due to the incompleteness of the morpho-functional development, as well as the immaturity of a number of regulatory mechanisms and high lability, is most sensitive to the impact of environmental factors, can cause destabilization of homeostasis. Identify patterns of development of the child and functioning of its physiological systems at different stages of ontogenesis is necessary for the decision of problems of preservation of health of the younger generation. In this paper the authors examined the behavior of the state vector of vegetative nervous system in children during the winter by six diagnostic parameters. The differential increase in quasi-attractors subjects in different weather conditions was proved.
attractor, vegetative nervous system
Введение. Сезонные изменения погодных условий, вызывая сдвиги со стороны показателей гемодинамики, являются постоянно движущим внешним фактором, особенно для человека, живущего в условиях холодного континентального климата. На современном этапе имеются научные данные об адаптивных реакциях у отдельных возрастно-половых и конституциональных групп детей тюменского севера. Однако до настоящего времени недостаточно сведений по оценке морфофункционального и психофизиологического статуса организма детей - северян, родив-
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