BIẾN ĐỔI MỘT SỐ CHỈ SỐ CHỨC NĂNG HỆ THẦN KINH TRUNG ƯƠNG CỦA BỘ ĐỘI KHI HOẠT ĐỘNG TRONG HẦM CÔNG SỰ TẠI ĐẢO A

Abstract

Objective: Evaluate the changes in some indicators in assessing soldiers' central nervous system function when operating in fortifications to create island A. Method: The research was conducted using a cross-sectional descriptive method on 135 officers and soldiers participating in training in fortifications on island A. Evaluate changes in attention indicators, short-term memory, information processing speed, and emotional stress of soldiers when operating in bunkers and fortifications at the time before and after the combat state transition exercise. Results: After the state transition exercise, there were changes in central nervous function indicators such as reduced attention span, decreased short-term memory, reduced information processing speed, and emotional stress in the soldiers (p<0.05). After work, some symptoms appeared: heavy head, headache (40.0%), back pain (23.7%), wanting to lie down (21.48%), drowsiness (20.0%), fatigue (19.26%). Conclusion: Military operations under conditions of trenches and fortifications negatively affect the central nervous system function of soldiers during state transition drills