[PECULIARITIES OF RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SOME PHYSIOLOGICAL INDICATORS OF PHYSICAL HEALTH AMONG THE POPULATION OF ARMENIA].

It is not so easy to understand the essence of the definition of physical health, although this phrase consists of two words that have an important semantic meaning, that is, "health" is a generalized characteristic, and "physical" is related to the physical capabilities of a person. The purpose of this study was to study the relationship between some physiological indicators of the physical health of the Armenian population. A cross - sectional study of 2000 residents aged 11 to 79 years (men n=429, average age - 33.7±13.2 and women n=1171, average age-34.6±12.1) of the Republic of Armenia was conducted. Physiological indicators (wellness and its component indicators-body composition, endothelium and stress resistance (stress scores) and) were measured using the Mutiscan BC-OXi PLUS Version 2.9 RU monitoring system to study indicators with acceptable reproducibility and a significant difference in values. Studies of the general sample showed that among the population of Armenia, the indicators of endothelium and wellness are within the normal range, the indicator of body composition is slightly below the norm, and the indicator of stress resistance is on the border between the norm and the violation. The average indicators of stress resistance, endothelium and wellness are significantly higher in women compared to men and a reliable direct proportional relationship of average strength between the indicators of stress resistance-wellness, endothelium-wellness and body composition-wellness in both groups are revealed. It was found that the correlation infrastructure (according to Spearman and Pearson) of the above indicators is subject to significant changes depending on gender, while the level of these indicators (in points) in the studied samples is significantly less susceptible to changes.