THE IMPACT OF IMPROPERLY ILLUMINATED WORK ENVIRONMENTS ON HUMAN NERVOUS SYSTEM ACTIVITY AND VISUAL ACUITY

Authors

  • Jalolov Nozimjon Nodir o‘g‘li Tashkent State Medical University
  • Otaqulov Jamshid Ikrom o‘g‘li Tashkent State Medical University
  • Boboyev Qilichbek Shokirovich Tashkent State Medical University
  • Egamberdiyev Dilshodbek Umidillo o‘g‘li Tashkent State Medical University

Keywords:

Lighting, nervous system, visual acuity

Abstract

This scientific article analyzes the impact of improperly illuminated work environments on human health, particularly on nervous system activity and visual acuity. Lighting level is one of the key factors of occupational hygiene, and insufficient illumination can lead to cognitive fatigue, visual strain, stress, and neurophysiological dysfunction. The article examines visual fatigue caused by inadequate illumination, disturbances of the melatonin rhythm, and declines in brain activity. Based on the abstract, the article is structured in alignment with SanPiN, EN 12464-1, and WHO recommendations.

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Published

2025-11-14

Issue

Vol. 52 (2025): WBPH

Section

Articles

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THE IMPACT OF IMPROPERLY ILLUMINATED WORK ENVIRONMENTS ON HUMAN NERVOUS SYSTEM ACTIVITY AND VISUAL ACUITY. (2025). World Bulletin of Public Health, 52, 24-27. https://scholarexpress.net/index.php/wbph/article/view/5670