PREDICTORS OF RECURRENT RESPIRATORY DISEASES IN PRESCHOOL CHILDREN
The greatest share of morbidity preschoolers make recurrent respiratory infections (RRZ). Of special concern are the children attending preschool institutions, due to higher than that of their peers, the incidence level, largely due to the peculiarities of the immune system in the form of a lack of generated immunological memory against infectious agents, as well as in violation of recovery the functional characteristics of the immune system with repeated SARS. The growing influence of environmental and social factors leads to a decrease in adaptive capacities of the child and a decrease in the population number of healthy children. In the analysis of morbidity of children and analyzed the following factors: antenatal, perinatal, socio-sanitary, household, as well as family history. It was revealed that these factors can be considered predictors of recurrent respiratory infections in children of preschool age.