Category: M

The inability of muscle tissue to maintain a desired exercise intensity. The reduced capacity of a muscle to perform work as a result of repeated contractions and accumulation of lactic acid in anaerobic cell respiration. Fatigue may be partial or complete.  

A tearing away of a part of bone, usually by a tendon, ligament, or capsule.  

An electrical discharge associated with the activity of muscles.  

A postjunctional receptor for acetylcholine.  

Typhus spread by the bite of a rat flea. Acute infection caused by Rickettsia typhi, transmitted by the bite of an infected flea and characterized by chills, fever, headache, muscle aches, and a dull red rash. Treatment is by chloramphenicol or tetracycline. Also called endemic typhus; rat typhus; urban typhus. A disease caused by Rickettsia…

Studies that increase the sample sizes for statistical analysis by combining populations from several sites to draw more definitive conclusions between exposure and outcome.  

Features comprehensive curricula in a variety of subject areas to meet the needs of all students regardless of their needs, interests, or aptitudes.  

Transmitting several messages simultaneously on the same radio circuit or channel.  

A pregnancy in which there is more than one fetus. A pregnancy where the mother is going to give birth to more than one child. A pregnancy in which there is more than one fetus. Multiple pregnancies carry an increased risk of complications, such as high blood pressure, preeclampsia, and polyhydramnios. Preterm labor is common;…

A form of bone cancer centering its growth in the bone marrow. A malignant tumour in bone marrow, most often affecting flat bones. Malignant neoplasm of bone marrow, causing bone pain and fractures, skeletal deformities, anemia, weight loss, and pulmonary and kidney complications. A form of cancer in which the body develops plasma cell tumors…