Fiziologjik

Fiziologjik refers to the Albanian language term derived from the Greek word *φυσιολογία* (phusiología), meaning "the study of nature" or "the study of functions." In Albanian, it is used to describe the scientific discipline of physiology, which examines the functions and mechanisms of living organisms and their systems, including humans, animals, and plants.

Physiology explores how biological processes occur at the cellular, tissue, organ, and organismal levels. Key areas of study include the cardiovascular system, respiratory system, nervous system, endocrine system, and muscular system. Researchers in this field investigate how these systems interact to maintain homeostasis—the internal balance necessary for survival.

The term *fiziologjik* can also appear in compound words or phrases in Albanian, such as *fiziologjia njeriut* (human physiology) or *fiziologjia bimore* (plant physiology). It is distinct from *anatomia* (anatomy), which focuses on the structure of organisms rather than their functions.

In educational contexts, fiziologjik studies are often integrated into biology, medicine, and related fields. Understanding physiological principles is essential for fields like medicine, sports science, and environmental biology, as it provides insights into how organisms adapt to internal and external changes.

While *fiziologjik* is primarily used in academic and scientific settings, its roots reflect the broader intellectual tradition of studying natural phenomena. The term remains relevant in modern research, contributing to advancements in healthcare, biotechnology, and life sciences.