Change of bone auditory conductivity in students at mental

Moryakina Svetlana Vasilyevna, Anzorov Vakha Askhadovich

The scientific work presents the dynamics of changes in the bone conductivity of sounds in students of the Biological and Chemical Faculty of the Chechen State University under the influence of the educational load in the comparative aspect on a gender basis. As a result of the studies carried out, it was found that in girls of the second and fifth years sounds of different tonality are better conducted through the bones of the skull. Best of all, second-year students had bone conduction expressed at a high frequency of 3,000 hertz. Fourth year students had sharper hearing, when conducting sounds through skull bones than girls. Students of the fifth year of both sexes heard better at high frequencies - 3000 and 4000 hertz. In all three courses, the bone-air interval was increased at low and medium frequencies (250, 500, 750 hertz) of the right ear. Young men also had the above changes established, but in the fourth and fifth courses they were typical of the left ear, and in the second course they were characteristic of the right ear. Fifth year students also saw an increase in the bone-air interval for the left ear at a high frequency of 4,000 hertz to 15 dB.

Keywords:different-sex students, bone conduction, bone-air interval training load.