Fisioloogilisi

Fisioloogilisi is a Finnish adjective meaning physiological, relating to the function of living organisms or to physiology. It is derived from fysiologia (physiology) and is used to describe normal bodily processes and phenomena in contrast to pathological or clinical conditions. The dictionary form is fysiologinen; when describing plural nouns in the partitive case, the form physiologisia is used, as in fysioloogisia prosesseja.

In Finnish scientific and medical writing, fysioloogisia is commonly attached to nouns referring to bodily functions or processes. Examples include fysiologisia prosesseja (physiological processes), fysiologisia vasteita (physiological responses), and fysiologisia ilmiöitä (physiological phenomena). The term appears across disciplines such as physiology, anatomy, medicine, and related life sciences, often in discussions of homeostasis, metabolism, or organismal regulation. It is used to denote normal, healthy functioning rather than disease states, though it may also be applied in research comparing physiological responses under different conditions.

The concept aligns with the broader field of physiology, which studies the mechanisms that maintain life and the functioning of organs and systems. Finnish texts frequently distinguish fysiologisia aspects from pharmacological, pathological, or clinical factors, helping to clarify whether a discussion concerns normal function or deviations therefrom. Overall, fysioloogisia serves as a concise, widely understood descriptor in Finnish scientific language for topics pertaining to the body's normal operations.