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Of the main types of persistent disorders of the body functions of the disabled due to coronary artery disease, violations of the functions of the cardiovascular system were noted: in 72.0% of cases – moderate, in 26.0% – pronounced, in 1.2% – significantly pronounced; neuromuscular associated with movement (statodynamic) in 41.0% of cases – insignificant, in 8.1% – moderate and in 1.6% – pronounced. Dysfunctions of the endocrine system and metabolism are moderate in 3.6% and insignificant in 23%. Respiratory system dysfunctions in 6% of cases are insignificant, in 2.8% - moderate. Dysfunctions of the blood system and immunity in 2.0% are insignificant and moderate. The total violations in 73.0% of cases are moderate, in 26.0% – pronounced and in 1.6% - significantly pronounced. Among disabled people with higher education, violations of the statodynamic function were observed in 75.0% of cases, moderate, and among those with secondary education – pronounced, dysfunctions of the cardiovascular system in 75.4% of cases were expressed in people with higher education, and among people with secondary education only in 24.6% of cases. Moderate and severe persistent disorders of the cardiovascular system were more often recorded in men. The largest share among the restrictions was I degree of restriction of life activity. More pronounced limitations of the I–II degree of vital activity were noted among men. Limitations of the ability to self-service have a direct strong correlation with disorders of the cardiovascular system and total disorders, a weak direct correlation between limitations to self-service, movement, and work activity with static-dynamic disorders. Restriction to work activity has a direct strong correlation with disorders of the cardiovascular system. There is a direct mean correlation between movement restriction and cardiovascular disorders. |
