Outlines of physiology in its relations to man / by John Gray McKendrick.

  • John Gray McKendrick
Date:
1878
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    Engelmann, 77,138 Entoptic phenomena, 574 Envii'onment, influence of, 13 Epiblast, 680 Epidermic appendages of skin, 451 Epidermis, 446 Epithelium, 69 ; varieties of, 70 ; vital projjerties of, 72 ; j)hysical properties of, 72 ; in absorption, 73 ; in elimin- ation, 74; ciliated, 74 Ergot of rye, 433 Eructation, 244 Ethiopian races, 22 Eustachian tube in deglutition, 241; in hearing, 607 Evolutional history of living beings, 11 Evolution of cells, 64 Exchange of materials, 469 Excitability of nerves, 156 Excitation, minimum of, 545 Excreta, 470, 472 Excretion, 208, 440 Exercise, influence of, on urine, 462 Exner, 543 External ear, 614 Eye, general descriiDtion of, 557; optical arrangements of, 565; optical defects of, 570 ; absorption and re- flexion of rays in, 580; blind and yellow spot, 586, 587; movements of the, 597 Eyeball, movements of the, 598 Facial nerve, 486 Fseces, characters of, 270, 271] Fainting, 688 Fakirs, 228 Falsetto, 643 Faraday, 164 Fasciculi, 78 Fats, list of, 29 ; amount of in the body, 29 ; composition of, 40; di- gestion of, 266 ; absorption of, 274 ; origin of, 414; sources of, 416 ; formation of in liver, 443 Fatty acids, 40, 421 Favre, 449 Fechner, 633 Fechner^s law, 544-45 Fecundation, phenomena of, 678 Fehling's test, 699 Fenestra ovalis, 608 Fenestra rotunda, 610 Fenestrated membrane, 334 Ferments, soluble, 49; organized, 51 Ferment in the liver, 427 Fermentations, 49; examples of, 50; in urine, 457 ; theories of, 52 Ferrier, 525, 527, 531, 532, 533 Fibres, 79; measurements of, 716 FibrHlEe, 79 Fibrine, 33, 252, 303, 306, 698 Fibrinogen, 33, 698 Fibrinoplastic substance, 33, 307, 699 Fibro-cartilage, 141 Fick, 93, 113, 126, 166, 355, 356, 357 359, 414, 462 Filtration, 186 Fishes, brain of, 504 ; electrical, 709 Fissiparous cell formation, 64 Fistulous openings, 246 Flavour, 224 Fleming, ^Y. J., 344 Flint, 422, 462 Flourens, 403 Foetus, circulation of blood in, 686 Food, 210; necessity for, 210 ; proxi- mate principles of, 210 ; composition of articles of, 217 ; as artificially prejDared by man, 218 ; and work, 223 ; effect of climate on, 224; time of subsistence without, 227; in- fluence of on respiration, 398 Force and matter, 5; constancy of, 198 Formic acid, 421, 692 Forster, 642 Foster, Michael, 132, 138, 347, 529 Francois-Franck, 332, 365 Frerichs, 233 Frey, 76 Fritsch, 531 Frog, brain in, 504 ; cuiTent in, 707, 708 Funke, 191, 376, 449 Fusel oil, 222 Gall, 528 Galvani, 704 Galvanism, 705 Galvanometer, reflecting, 102 Galvanoscopic foot, 105 Ganglia of the heart, 329 ; on fifth nerve, 485 ; on sympathetic, 494 Garcia, 641 Gases of the body, 42 Gases of the blood, 299 Gastric juice, analysis of, 248 ; action, 267 ; chemical composition of, 247, 249 ; chemical action of, 248 ; nerv- ous arrangements connected with tissues of, 251