@article{Poberezhnyi_Marchuk_Katilov_Shvydiuk_Lohvinov_2020, title={Basic concepts and physical-chemical phenomena, that have conceptual meaning for the formation of systemic clinical thinking and formalization of the knowledge of systemic structural-functional organization of the human’s organism }, volume={5}, url={https://painmedicine.org.ua/index.php/pnmdcn/article/view/223}, DOI={10.31636/pmjua.v5i2.2}, abstractNote={<p>From the point of view of perception and generalization processes there are complex, logic and conceptual forms of thinking. Its conceptual form is the highest result of interaction between thinking and speech. While realizing it, human uses the concept, which are logically formed thoughts, that are the meaning of representation in thinking of unity of meaningful features, relations of subjects or phenomena of objective reality.</p> <p>Special concepts, that are used in the science and technique are called terms. They perform a function of corresponding, special, precise marking of subjects and phenomena, their features and interactions. Scientific knowledge are in that way an objective representation of material duality in our consciousness. Certain complex of terms forms a terminological system, that lies in the basis of corresponding sphere of scientific knowledge and conditions a corresponding form and way of thinking.</p> <p><strong>Clinical thinking</strong> is a conceptual form, that manifests and represents by the specialized internal speech with gnostic motivation lying in its basis. Its structural elements are corresponding definitions, terms and concepts. Cardinal features of clinical systems are consistency, criticality, justification and substantiation.</p> <p>Principles of perception and main concepts are represented in the article along with short descriptions of physical and chemical phenomena, that have conceptual meaning for the formation of systematic clinical thinking and formalization of systemic structural-functional organization of the human’s organism</p>}, number={2}, journal={Pain medicine}, author={Poberezhnyi, Viktor and Marchuk, Oleksandr and Katilov, Oleksandr and Shvydiuk, Oleh and Lohvinov, Oleksii}, year={2020}, month={Jun.}, pages={15–62} }