THE COMPARATIVE ANALYSES OF ADAPTATION OF THE FOREIGN STUDENTS' CIRCULATORY SYSTEM IN THE

The authors have performed a comparative analysis of the adaptation of the circulatory system of students from the far abroad to current physiological stress during their first year of university studies according to individual and group indicators of hemodynamics beyond the period of acute adaptation. It was revealed that the students from Indian region are characterized by a cardiovascular type of self-control of the system of blood circulation, its high level of endurance and adaptability. The group of Arab and African students is characterized by a vascular type of self-control of the system of blood circulation, its endurance, a high degree of adaptation, and predisposition to hypertension. The group of Latin American students is characterized by low adaptive capabilities of the circulatory system because of the high level of sympathetic regulatory effects on the activity of the heart and blood vessels. The fatigue of the circulatory system, reduced efficiency of its hemodynamic function and adaptive capabilities were noted in all groups of stu