Synonyms for physiological
ˌfɪz i əˈlɒdʒ ɪ kəlphys·i·o·log·i·cal

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1. physiologicaladjective

   Synonyms:
   physiologic

2. physiologicaladjective

   Of, or relating to physiology.

   Synonyms:
   physiologic

3. physiologicaladjective

   Relating to the action of a drug when given to a healthy person, as distinguished from its therapeutic action.

   Synonyms:
   physiologic

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1. physiologicaladjective

   of or relating to the biological study of physiology

   "physiological psychology"; "Pavlov's physiological theories"

   Synonyms:
   physiologic

   Antonyms:
   mental

2. physiologic, physiologicaladjective

   of or consistent with an organism's normal functioning

   "physiologic functions"; "physiological processes"

   Synonyms:
   physiologic

   Antonyms:
   mental

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1. List of paraphrases for "physiological":

   physiologic, saline, physiology

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1. physiological

   Synonyms:
   Physiologic Note: Without fanfare, -al is being retired from the scientific lexicon--Euphonics/non plus iminum
   

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1. Diana Zuckerman:

   You take something that can occur from a wide range of reasons, some of which have nothing to do with physiological or medical problems, and you turn it into a medical problem, you give it a name and you sell a product to get rid of it.

2. Rachel Erwin:

   We’ve taken the clinical part out of it, i think medicine can be useful if someone is in an acute state, and I think there’s a place for that. The problem is ultimately if you don’t get into those various things that have gotten stuck in someone, like a state of fear or anxiety or depression, and if you don’t get into that physiological part of a person and [you do] medicate it, you’re freezing the part of the person.

3. David Hutchon:

   When it comes to labor management practices, we need to find a better way of testing for the cord blood gases as well as getting billions of stem cells out of the cord and placenta after the baby has had its physiological transition and a normal blood volume, we're getting closer to finding a solution but we're just not there yet.

4. Deepak Chopra:

   Simply by writing down what you are grateful for is important, gratitude lowers inflation. It improves self-regulation. It decreases anxiety and depression — and there are biological, physiological changes that occur just if you ask this question: ‘What am I grateful for?’.

5. Michael Mancuso:

   Imagine the kind of data we could capture if patient monitors were as small as a dime. As sensor technology evolves, the industry will move toward more unobtrusive monitoring options that will be able to capture patient vitals and other data from sensors embedded into clothing or other materials, we could give patients a robe or necklace as soon as they enter the hospital, and monitor their journey across the health continuum, allowing clinicians to make more informed diagnosis and effective treatment plans. This kind of technology can also be critical in identifying physiological changes from a distance, making it easier to monitor patient traffic, especially during an epidemic.