Abstract
The aim of the study was a hygiene assessment of training technology in the Sechenov Medical Pre-University Resource Center. 136 students from the Resource Center participated in this study. Sanitary and hygiene, as well as physiological examinations were carried out. Weekly academic load is exceeding the norm, the biggest load is on Thursdays, but at the same time load on Mondays and Fridays remains lighter, there are no alternating training sessions according to the difficulty of the subject. Critical flicker-fusion frequency (CFF) and reaction to a moving object in students before and after the lessons throughout the week was quite stable, which reflects stable functional state of nervous system, its activity, readiness for action, balance of excitation and inhibition processes.
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