[Conditioning in resuscitated rats with originally different behavioral patterns]

Male white rats divided in three groups on the basis of their behavior in the elevated plus-maze were subjected to 10-min cardiac arrest. Analysis of the results of their subsequent food and active avoidance conditioning revealed the effects of the following factors: (1) a factor of initial typological features of the higher nervous activity, (2) a factor of general brain mechanisms of postresuscitation, and (3) a factor of postresuscitation features in rats with different behaviors, which represented changes in different mechanisms of conditioned reflex performance in these animals.