Abstract
This paper presents the results obtained during the mathematical modeling of the regulatory mechanisms of pathologies in the human nervous system responsible for acute respiratory failure and smell and taste loss in patients with COVID-19 Analysis of the characteristic behaviors of solutions of the developed functional differential equations with delay shows the presence of extinction modes, stable stationary state, stable self-oscillatory behavior, irregular functioning and the effect of sharp destructive changes-the black hole effect in the model of central nervous system regulation © 2020, Research Publication All rights reserved
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