Physiological Conditions

Definition

Physiological conditions refer to factors or states within an organism's body that can influence its functioning, such as temperature, hormones, or pH levels.

Related terms

Homeostasis:

The body's ability to maintain stable internal conditions despite external changes.

Hormones:

Chemical messengers secreted by glands that regulate various bodily functions.

Metabolism:

The chemical processes that occur within living organisms to convert food into energy.