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Skeletal muscle /ˈskɛlɪtl ˈmʌsl/ noun phrase
Muscle attached to bones that produces voluntary movements. (Cơ xương)
Cardiac muscle /ˈkɑːrdiˌæk ˈmʌsl/ noun phrase
Muscle found only in the heart, responsible for pumping blood. (Cơ tim)
Muscle in internal organs and blood vessels that works involuntarily. (Cơ trơn, cơ nội tạng)
The ability of muscle tissue to contract. (Khả năng co rút)
The ability of a muscle to be stretched. (Khả năng giãn ra)
The ability of muscle tissue to respond to stimuli. (Tính hưng phấn (khả năng đáp ứng kích thích))
The ability of a muscle to return to its original shape after stretching. (Tính đàn hồi)
Muscle with light and dark bands visible under a microscope. (Cơ vân)
Muscle that is not under conscious control. (Cơ không tự ý)
Muscle that is under conscious control. (Cơ tự ý)
Strong connective tissue attaching muscle to bone. (Gân)
The fixed attachment point of a muscle. (Nguyên ủy (điểm bám cố định của cơ))
The moving attachment point of a muscle. (Bám tận (điểm bám di động của cơ))
A specialized region where a motor neuron communicates with a muscle cell. (Tấm tận cùng vận động)
A junction where a neuron communicates with another cell. (Khớp thần kinh)
A chemical messenger that transmits signals between nerve cells and muscles. (Chất dẫn truyền thần kinh)
The neurotransmitter released at neuromuscular junctions. (Acetylcholine (chất dẫn truyền thần kinh))
Capable of generating its own rhythmic contractions. (Tự nhịp (tự phát nhịp))
The specific site where a muscle attaches to the moving bone. (Điểm bám tận)
The fleshy, thick part of a muscle between tendons. (Bụng cơ)
The organ system composed of muscles that enables movement of the body. (Hệ cơ)
To shorten and thicken, causing movement. (Co lại, co rút)
The position in which someone holds their body. (Tư thế)
The ability to sustain prolonged effort or activity. (Sức bền)
Smooth muscle found in internal organs, responsible for moving substances such as food. (Cơ nội tạng)
Muscle found only in the heart, responsible for pumping blood. (Cơ tim)
To carry or move materials from one place to another. (Vận chuyển (chất))
The speed at which the body uses energy. (Tốc độ chuyển hóa)
Heat produced as a by-product of metabolism. (Nhiệt thải)
To make a physical or mental effort. (Gắng sức)
The process of releasing liquid through skin pores to cool the body. (Sự đổ mồ hôi)
Relating to nerves and muscles. (Thần kinh – cơ)
The specialized area where a motor neuron connects with a muscle fiber. (Tấm tận cùng vận động)
A disease of the muscle tissue. (Bệnh cơ)
A viral disease that can cause paralysis. (Bệnh bại liệt)
A group of disorders affecting movement and posture, caused by damage to the developing brain. (Bại não)
A group of genetic diseases causing progressive muscle weakness and degeneration. (Loạn dưỡng cơ)
An autoimmune disease that causes weakness of voluntary muscles. (Nhược cơ)
A progressive neurological disorder that affects movement. (Bệnh Parkinson)
A serious bacterial infection that causes painful muscle spasms and stiffness. (Uốn ván)
An injury to a muscle or tendon caused by overstretching or excessive force. (Căng cơ)
Inflammation of a tendon. (Viêm gân)
Increased pressure within a muscle compartment that can damage muscles and nerves. (Hội chứng chèn ép khoang)
A condition in which an organ or tissue pushes through a weak area in the surrounding muscle or tissue. (Thoát vị)
A toxin that damages or interferes with the function of nerve tissue. (Độc tố thần kinh)
A neurotransmitter involved in movement, motivation, and other brain functions. (Dopamine)