Information technology of assessment of the state of students’ health
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2015.44357Keywords:
software, evaluation of physical health, Martin test, monitoring of the health of studentsAbstract
The article deals with the use of information technology for health assessments of students. Also, the evaluation methods of physical health by Apanasenko-Naumenko method, research of Martin test at analysis of the students during physical exercises. It was counted and given a body mass index, life index, strength index (hand dynamometry), the Robinson index and the recovery of heart rate
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