nonpathological
Within healthy limits
Nonpathological means not caused by or related to disease.
In medicine, a nonpathological condition is a normal variation or benign finding rather than something requiring treatment: The cyst was nonpathological.
In psychology, it distinguishes ordinary human experiences from mental disorders: nonpathological anxiety, nonpathological grief.
Sometimes spelled non-pathological.
Representative of a kind
- standardLevel of quality accepted
- ordinaryStandard, unremarkable
- expectedRegarded as likely
- baselineStandard for comparison
normative · variant · benign · incidental · anatomical · physiological · developmental · age-appropriate
Overall state of health
- vitalityCapacity for spirited existence
- fitnessGood physical shape
- robustnessResistance to failure
- wholesomeConducive to well-being
functional · adaptive · balanced · resilient · asymptomatic · subclinical · unremarkable · homeostatic
Causing no harm
- benignNot harmful or threatening
- nonthreateningCausing no alarm
- safeFree from peril
- mildModerate in intensity
nonprogressive · self-limiting · transient · reversible · insignificant · observation · reassurance · low-risk
typical
Representative of a kind
baseline · normative · variant · benign · incidental · anatomical · physiological · developmental · age-appropriate · unremarkable
wellness
Overall state of health
- vitalityCapacity for spirited existence
- fitnessGood physical shape
- robustnessResistance to failure
wholesome · functional · adaptive · balanced · resilient · asymptomatic · subclinical · unremarkable · homeostatic · stable
innocuous
Causing no harm
- benignNot harmful or threatening
- nonthreateningCausing no alarm
- safeFree from peril
mild · nonprogressive · self-limiting · transient · reversible · insignificant · observation · reassurance · low-risk · stable
nonpathologicalpathological
Relating to disease processes
diseased · morbid · abnormal · pathogenic · malignant
nonpathologicalabnormal
Deviating from typical
disordered · dysfunctional · aberrant · anomalous · deviant
pathological, pathology, pathologic, pathologies, pathologist, pathologists, pathos, pathogenic, pathogen