Apparatus and method for non-invasive measurement of current functional state and adaptive response in humans
OwnerLeonid Vasilyevich Masakov, Vladimir Borisovich Larionovinventors
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Abstract
An apparatus and method for non-invasively assessing the functional state and state of homeostasis of a human. Specifically selected and designed tests provide efficient and comprehensive and/or targeted assessment, depending on which tests are selected. The tests preferably include heart rate variability, differential ECG, omega brain wave, jump and stimulus response tests. The non-invasive manner of data recording permits frequent testing which is critical in assessing adaptive response and other performance criteria. The sensors, interface/adapter and computing device are preferably lightweight to promote portability.
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An apparatus for assessing the functional state and state of homeostasis in a human, comprising:
- a sensed signal input;
- processing logic coupled to said sensed signal input that performs two or more functional state tests from the group of tests including:
- heart rate variability test;
- differential ECG test;
- brain wave test;
- jump test;
- and
- stimulus response test;
- said processing logic being configured to receive appropriate sensed signals for a given test from said input and to process those signals in such a manner as to produce a signal for that given test that is representative of a textual conclusion of the functional state of a body system that that test is designed to assess.
A method of assessing the functional state and state of homeostasis in a human, comprising the steps:
- inputting sensed signals;
- conducting via machine executable steps a test based on cardiac generated sensed signal to assess the functional state of a body system;
- and
- conducting via machine executable steps a test based on brain wave sensed signals to assess the functional state of a body system.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.