fyysologinen

Fyysiloginen is a Finnish adjective that translates to "physiological" in English. It refers to anything related to the normal functions of living organisms, particularly their bodily processes. This includes the study of how organs, tissues, and cells work together to maintain life.

In a biological context, "fyysiloginen" describes the mechanisms that allow a body to perform its essential tasks, such as respiration, circulation, digestion, and reproduction. It pertains to the physical and chemical processes that occur within an organism. For example, changes in heart rate in response to exercise are considered a fyysiloginen response.

The term is also used in psychology and medicine to describe conditions or phenomena that are rooted in the body's physical workings rather than psychological or external factors. A fyysiloginen need, such as the need for sleep or food, is a basic requirement for survival and well-being. Conversely, something that is not fyysiloginen might be considered pathological or artificial. Understanding fyysiloginen processes is fundamental to the fields of biology, medicine, and health sciences.