Social hygienic study of motor activity in children of school age

: Findings on motor activity impact on health status of children of primary school age are discussed. It is revealed that among first grade children dynamics of health conditions, physical development and physical readiness and characteristics of cardiac rhythm regulation evenly are impacted by regimen of disciplined motor activity during school year. At that, actual and as a rule increased school load of growing child combined with decreased motor activity negatively impacts health and morphologic functional characteristics of first grade children. Research findings were used to develop regional standards of assessment of physical development and physical readiness of seven-year-old children to be applied in pediatrician practice. Standards are to be used during mass and individual medical check-ups, medical groups assignment for physical training and sporting sections selection. Organizational technologies of intersectoral approach are discussed.