Factors influencing the physical performance of laboratory animals in kinesis hydrodynamic studies

Abstract

The article presents the development of conditions of standardization techniques kinesis hydrodynamic study of physical health of laboratory animals. Organization of research was built on the principle of single-factor experiment. Analyzed factors were the age of the animals, the water temperature in hydraulic canals, education and training of animals prior to tiredness, stress, starvation and hypoxia. It is shown that the optimal conditions for the implementation of this research is the use of adult female rats prior training methodology and training cycle held at a temperature of water in hydraulic canals +24ºC. Preliminary hypoxic exposure causes almost a complete breakdown of health and inability to perform kinesis hydrodynamic research. Uncompensated natural processes reducing tiredness, stress and hunger cause deterioration in physical performance.