sinh lí

sinh lí

Trạng thái sinh lí của cây thay đổi theo mùa.

Definition
  1. Noun:

    • Physiology: The scientific study of the normal functions and mechanisms of living organisms and their parts (organs, tissues, cells). It focuses on how biological systems work.
    • Physiological state/condition: Refers to the normal, healthy functioning of a living body or its parts.
  2. Adjective (Attributive):

    • Physiological: Relating to the normal functions of a living organism, as opposed to pathological (disease-related) or psychological states.
Usage Examples
  • Noun:

    • Sinhhọc một ngành quan trọng của y học. (Physiology is an important branch of medicine.)
    • ấy nghiên cứu sinhthực vật. (She researches plant physiology.)
    • Anh ấy đang trong trạng thái sinhbình thường. (He is in a normal physiological state.)
  • Adjective (Attributive):

    • Các thay đổi sinhtrong thai kỳ rất phức tạp. (Physiological changes during pregnancy are very complex.)
    • Đó một phản ứng sinhtự nhiên của cơ thể. (That is a natural physiological reaction of the body.)
Advanced Usage
  • "Sinhbệnh" (Pathophysiology): The study of disordered or abnormal physiological processes associated with disease or injury.
    • Sinhbệnh giúp hiểu chế gây bệnh. (Pathophysiology helps understand disease mechanisms.)
Variants and Related Words
  • Sinhhọc (n): Physiology (the formal academic discipline).

    • Khoa Sinhhọc (Department of Physiology)
  • Tâm sinh (n): Psychophysiology; the interplay between psychological and physiological processes.

    • Các yếu tố tâm sinhảnh hưởng đến sức khỏe. (Psychophysiological factors affect health.)
  • Sinh lý (n): This is a common alternate spelling of "sinh lí".

Synonyms
  • Physiology: The branch of biology dealing with functions of organisms.
  • Bodily function: A process of the body (less scientific).
Related Terms and Concepts
  • Giải phẫu (Anatomy): The study of bodily structure, often paired with physiology (function).
  • Bệnh lí (Pathology): The study of disease, contrasting with normal "sinh lí".