An introduction to human physiology / by Augustus D. Waller.

  • Waller, Augustus.
Date:
1896
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Credit: An introduction to human physiology / by Augustus D. Waller. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Temperature, effect on nerve-excitability, 36G on heart-beat (fig. 48), 94 — deep and surface, 28G — normal chart (fig. 113), 287 — post-mortem rise of, 288 — of organs in the body, 280 — of blood, 37, 280 — of muscle, 280, 341 — of saliva, 179 — effects on vasomotors, 109 Tendon-refiex (fig. 27G), 504 — in sleep, 571 Tension of pulse, 57 Tensor tympani muscle, 468 Tesla, on high-tension currents, 332 Tetanic state, 363 Tetanising current, modified by polar- ising (figs. 169, 170), 374-5 Tetanus, 332 — composition of (fig. 143), 332 — Bitter's, 366 — strychnine, 492 Thermic sense nerves, 351, 362 — stimuli, 363 Thermo-electric measurement, 309, 313 — couples (fig. 130), 313 TheiTQometer, 275 Thermometry, 284-8 Thei-mopiles, 313 Thermoscope for surface temp., 286 Thermotaxis, 278 Thiry's fistula, 210 Thoracic ducts, 115 Thorax, physiol. anat. of, 119, 144 Thrombosis, 23, 529 Thyroid and myxoedema, 244 Tibial nerve, irritation of, 114 Tidal air, 122, (fig. 58) 123 ■ average amount, 132 Tigerstedt's tetanomotor, 363 — capacity of ventricle, 74 Timbre, 154 Time measurement, 51, 317, 329 Tissues, chemical changes in, 10 — as reducing agents, 29, 141 — salts in, 7 Tobacco, eifect of, on heart (fig. 40), 82 Tones, concordant, discordant, 465 Tonic action of nerves, 354 —■ contraction, 369 Tonus of muscle, 504 Torpedo (fig. 194), 399 Torricelli's theorem, 66 Touch, 362 Tracts in cord, 495 — optic (fig. 278), 509, (fig. 297), 543 Transfusion, 23 Traube-Hering curves, 65, 129, 144 Treviraniis, consensus partium, 244 Trigeminal, or fifth, nerve, 513 Triolein, 592 Tripalmitin, 5, 592 Triple phosphate, 225, (fig. 95) 226 Tristearin, 592 Trochlearis, or fourth, nerve, 513 Tromraer's test for sugar, 239 Trophic action of nerve-cells, 356 — nerves, 182, 359 — secreto-motor fibres, 182, 351 Trypsin, 162, 203 Tiirck, column of (fig. 264), 481 — degenerations in column of, 492 — on sensory paths in cord, 489 Tiirck's test of excitability, 498 Tyrosin, 20, (fig. 85) 203, 250, 593-4 — for urea, 242 Uffemunn's test for lactic acid, 186 Umbilical vesicle, 579 Unipolar stimulation, 363 Unpolarisable electrodes (fig. 129), 311 Ursemia, 231 Urates (fig. 95), 226 Urea, 10, 231, 250, 591 — heat-value of, 283 — in blood, 14 — (indigo-carmine experiment), 227 — in sweat, 245 — percentage in urine, 225 — crystals (fig. 99), 232 — relation to food, 263 — synthesis, preparation, tests, 232-3 Uric acid, 225, 233, 250 crystals (fig. 94), 226, (fig. 103), 235, 595 — and nuclein, 251 Urinary tubule (fig. 93), 224 Urine, 224 Urobilin, 199, 226, 243 — identical with bilirubin, 242 'Ut tensio sic calor,' 341 Vagus, excitation and division (figs. 52, 55), 102, 514 — after-effect, 104 — effect on intrapulmonary pressure (fig. 66), 152 — effect on intestines, 168, 351 — eiiect of swallowing on (fig. 55), 106 — in deglutition, 167 — in peristaltic contraction, 168 — in respiration (fig. 65), 150 — nature of its influence, 351 Valsalva's experuxient, 146 Valves, cardiac (fig. 20), 55 — venous (fig. 15), 45 Vasa recta of kidney, 223 Vaso-constriction, character of, 109 — effects on renal blood-]Dressure, 229 Vaso-dilatation promoted by acidifica- tion of muscle, 141 Vasomotor nerves, 101, 107, 109, 111, 348, 515 of salivary glands, 183 Vegetable ferments, 162 Veins, blood-pressure in, 65