Significance of chronotypic specificity of healthy individuals for the variability of cardiac rhythm
Eduard Arushanyan, О. А. Байда, S. S. Mastyagin, Andrei V. Popov
Abstract
Eduard Arushanyan, О. А. Байда, S. S. Mastyagin, Andrei V. Popov
Abstract
Differences in cardiointervalogram parameters have been revealed in young people with the morning and evening chronotypes. Individuals with the morning chronotype are characterized by a tendency to sympathicotonia in the morning, which decreases towards the end of the day. For individuals with the evening chronotype, a reverse tendency is typical, which is manifested as the appearance of signs of cardiointervalogram sympathization in the evening.
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Differences in cardiointervalogram parameters have been revealed in young people with the morning and evening chronotypes. Individuals with the morning chronotype are characterized by a tendency to sympathicotonia in the morning, which decreases towards the end of the day. For individuals with the evening chronotype, a reverse tendency is typical, which is manifested as the appearance of signs of cardiointervalogram sympathization in the evening.
Key concepts: Chronotype, Evening, Morning, Rhythm, Circadian rhythm, Human physiology, Chronobiology, Psychology