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Neoplastic growth proliferate (process of cell division) to form new tissue; There is no waiting for signals from the body that new tissue is needed; The ignore signals to stop dividing; They do not mature normally (differentiate), to do the job the tissue is supposed to do. They do not die off (apoptosis), to keep the number of total cells constant.

The human body reacts externally or internally in the way of physiological responses. When we experience one of these stressors the physiological responses job is to prepare the body to deal either by adapting to it or simply surviving it. This can promote a functional alteration in the organs normal function.

bone loss. (Maxwell 2013 para. 13) Osteoporosis is the major disease this can lead to.

Conditions in the body have to be controlled with narrow limits. This is called homeostasis. These conditions include water content, ion content, body temperature and blood glucose concentration.

tissue can be damaged by a variety of things like infections, tumors, or strokes, any injury

Elderly people physically slow down and have lower energy levels. There are changes in the body systems and organs that can usually result in all types of

Hyperplasia results in enlargement of an organ through a rise in the number of cells rather than their

The stimulus produces a change in the variable; sometimes the stimulus disrupts homeostasis by increasing or decreasing the controlled condition.

When there is a rapid break down of damaged skeletal muscle tissue the condition is termed as Rhabdomyolysis.

HyperAtrophy is when tissue or an organ reduces in size due to a reduction in the number of its

(Note, if counting by turbidimetric measurements or microscopic counts, the death phase cannot be observed.). During the death phase, the number of viable cells decreases geometrically (exponentially), essentially the reverse of growth during the log phase.

clusters of cells die, the brain stops looking like a brain and starts looking more

Aging is the process of becoming older, as we age, multiple mutations occur that concern all the processes of aging well as it compromising a number of different genes. There are many theories of biological aging, such as the Cellular Aging Theory, Immunological Theory, and the Wear and Tear Theory. The Cellular Aging theory describes the process of aging in which cells slow their number of replication, thus giving each species a “biological clock that determines its maximum life span” and how quickly one 's health will deteriorate(Hooyman, 42). After a certain number of years, each cell which follows an apparent biological clock starts to replicate itself less, thus the specific individual or species slowly deteriorates. This theory gives

Homeostasis uses a feedback mechanism called negative feedback meaning that it works from feedback it receives about changes that need to be made. The mechanism responds to the normal range of environmental factors because the receptors sense that a change needs to be

Stress is a state of emotional or mental tension or strain resulting from very demanding and adverse circumstances in an individual’s life. The term general adaptation syndrome (GAS) is used in describing the long-term and short-term reactions to stress through its three stages that explain an individual’s experience with stress. The alarm reaction stage is the initial stage where an individual reacts immediately to a stressor exhibiting a "fight or flight" response that prepares one’s body for any physical activity. This stage may however, result in decreased immune system effectiveness, making individuals more prone to an illness during this phase. The resistance is the second stage where f stress continues one’s the body forms an adaptation to the stressors with different levels of changes taking place to reduce the effectors stress. The exhaustion stage is the third one where one’s body resistance resistance to stress may gradually reduce or collapse quickly meaning that one’s immune system to resisting diseases may be almost eliminated.