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PHYSIOLOGICAL AND PATHOPHYSIOLOGICAL CHANGES IN CHERNOBYL LIQUIDATORS LIVING IN HIGH ALTITUDE CONDITIONS

It is known that the human body living in conditions of high mountains is under the constant exposure
of the environmental factors, and, in case of prolonged
exposure, these factors affect the physiological functions of the body, which in many cases leads to adaptation to the given conditions. Climatic factors, such as
reduced atmospheric pressure, reduced oxygen partial
pressure, temperature, humidity, high intensity of solar
radiation, air ionization and other factors, affect the
human body through the skin, lungs, sensory organs,
causing different physiological shifts.
The aim of the presented study has been to reveal
the differences in morbidity, changes in the functional
status of different organs and systems in liquidators
living on the plains compared with the residents of the
highland regions of Armenia.