CHRONOBIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF juxta-articular TEMPERATURE OF MEN IN FIRST MATURITY AGE, DOING ICE-SWIMMING
Analysis of day (at 8, 12, 16 and 20 hours) and week values for juxta - articular temperature of men in first maturity age (Tyumen), doing ice-swimming is presented in the article. It is stated, that issues of chronobiological indicators concerning temperature in different parts of men's, doing ice-swimming, body are not covered properly in medical literature. The skin temperature in the area of shoulder, elbow, wrist, knee and ankle joints was studied. Periarticular measurement of skin juxta - articular body temperature temperature was performed by Sensitec NF-3101 electronic thermometer. The study results showed that the body temperature in its different parts in men of the first mature age has a fairly significant difference, but it is within the physiological values inherent in this age and localization. The skin temperature of the body in the shoulder and knee joint area is significantly higher (p<0.05) than the smaller joints region skin temperature, to which we refer the elbow, wrist and ankle joints, and in absolute values the difference exceeded 1°C. It is concluded that regular swimming in ice water does not adversely affect the values of the juxta - articular body temperature.