Cardiorespiratory synchronism in estimation of regulatory and adaptive organism status

The proposed method of quantitative estimation of regulatory and adaptive status (RAS) of human organism is based on complex responses of two major vegetative functions — breath and heart rates under organism exposure to a number of factors and diseases. It has been evidenced that during the follicular menstruation stage and during optimum readiness of female organism for childbirth RAS increases, however, stress impact can also cause RAS set off to decrease. Likewise, the possibility of quantitative organism stress resistance estimation is also presented. Under some pathological conditions (myocardial infarction, hypo-and hyperthyroidism, diabetes type 2), RAS goes down, and the degree of its restoration depends on the attained therapy effect. It is shown that RAS dynamics provides an innovative methodological approach to medication efficiency estimation based on its influence not only on the body organ or target function, but also on adaptive abilities of the organism.