A treatise on physiology and hygiene : for educational institutions and general readers : fully illustrated / by Joseph C. Hutchison.

  • Joseph Chrisman Hutchison
Date:
1895
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Credit: A treatise on physiology and hygiene : for educational institutions and general readers : fully illustrated / by Joseph C. Hutchison. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Augustus C. Long Health Sciences Library at Columbia University and Columbia University Libraries/Information Services, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the the Augustus C. Long Health Sciences Library at Columbia University and Columbia University.

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    TOPICAL OUTLINE C Right Cavity [ Left Cavity Right Auricle Right Ventricle CAVITIES OF THE HEART Left Auricle Left Ventricle BLOOD- VESSELS Capillaries I Veins I. Vessels i Right auricle , Between these the tri- l Right ventricle I cuspid valve. ( Left auricle i Between these the bicus- I Left ventricle ( pid or mitral valve. ! Thin irregular walls. r Vena cava superior — from tipper i Vessels I partSl I Vena cava inferior—from lower { parts. Thick walls. Papillary muscles. Chordae tendinem. Three cusps — form the tricuspid valve. I Right pulmonary J artery — to right i Semilunar lung. I valves just Left pulmonary j below june- I artery — to left | tion. I lung. j i Thin irregular walls. I Right pulmonary vein — from I Vessels I right lung- I Left pulmonary vein — from left I lung. Very thick walls. Papillary muscles. Chorclse tendinese. I Two cusps — form the bicuspid or mitral valve. Vessel — The aorta — to all parts. Semilunar valves at its origin. Coronary arteries commence just outside the semilunar valves. Take blood from the heart. f 1. Outer areolar. ~ J 2. Middle muscular and elastic — thick. I 3. Inner epithelial. Assist in propelling blood by their elastic L recoil. f Connect small arteries with small veins. J Arranged like networks. ] Very thin trails. I Diameter about so'ob inch. f Convey blood to the heart. | Coats — same as in arteries, but less muscu- j lar and elastic tissue. Generally provided with valves — like the I semilunars.
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