Acute Pneumonia: Biological Rules and Laws Require Attention and Respect

Klepikov, I.

MD, Professor, Renton, Washington, USA

Dr. Klepikov, I., MD, Professor, Renton, Washington, USA.

Keywords: Acute Pneumonia; Schwiegk’s Reflex; Biological Patterns

Abstract

Various aspects of human life proceed according to the existing biological rules and laws regardless of our consciousness. The influence of such biological stereotypes is manifested in all possible situations, including in the state of disease. The presence of certain patterns in the development of diseases allows them to distinguish and classify. The identification of such biological patterns was given great importance throughout the history of medicine, and established and proven facts were immediately included in the basic training program of doctors. Therefore, at first glance it may seem that modern curricula of medical students include many abstract topics and theoretical disciplines that are very far from the practical sections of medicine. However, the increase and accumulation of scientific information is the basis for the progress of medical care, and the assimilation of this information significantly expands the scientific worldview of modern doctors and radically distinguishes their erudition and professional competence from the level of training of medieval healers, is not it?

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