PhD, Associate Professor I.A. Varentsova¹
Dr.Biol., Professor V.N. Pushkina²
PhD, Associate Professor A.V. Kochnev¹
T.V. Anoshina^1
1Northern (Arctic) Federal University n.a. M.V. Lomonosov, Arkhangelsk
²Peoples' Friendship University of Russia, Moscow

The study was designed to apply an automatic Spiro C-100 spirometer to rate health of female students attributed to the special health group based on the external respiratory function rating data. Sampled for the study were the female students attributed to the special health group and diagnosed with bronchial system deficiency in the large and middle bronchi; weak respiratory muscles and limited lung expansibility. These health conditions are naturally associated with the deficient general adaptation reserves as verified by the low vital capacities and external ventilation system disorders manifested, among other things, in the low vital capacities. Due efforts need to be taken to mitigate or reverse the health deterioration trends by new physical education models customizable to the progress needs of this health group with a special priority to the sets of expansion and relaxation respiratory practices geared to strengthen the intercostals, abdomen and diaphragm muscles and the cardio-respiratory system on the whole; improve the metabolic processes; and scale down the nervous tension, with a special emphasis on the reasonable physical activity highly important for this health group.

Keywords: female student, special health group, external respiratory system, breathing exercises.

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