Buckmaster's Elements of animal physiology / by John Angell.

  • Angell, John
Date:
1866
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    Disintegration of protein com- pounds, 140, Division of natural bodies, I ; of organized bodies, 4 ; of physiological labour, 8. Dreaming, 355. Drowning, 217. Drum of the ear. See Tym- panum, 320, Duct, salivary, 46; thoracic, 130; biliary, 226, 230; pan- creatic, 238 ; sudoriparous, 258. Duodenum, 91, 98. Dyspepsia, 123. ' Ears, 319—321. Economical admixture of food, 163, 168. Education, 292, 350. Eggs, 24; digestibility, 162. Elements, proximate, 2 ; che- mical, 3. Enamel, 43. Endosmose, 78. Epidermis. See Cuticle, 252. Epiglottis, 288. Epithelium cells, 344, 345. Eructation, 89. Eustachian valve, 187; tube, 319, 320. Examination, Government Sci- ence Papers, 356—358. Excretion, definition of, 13, 222. Exosmose, 78. Expiration, 208. Eyeball, muscles of, 328. Eyes, 321—330 ; appendages of, 328 ; adjustment of, 329; blind spots in, 355. Fseces, 121. Fat, 26; consumed in cold climates, 156, 333. Fauces, 40. Fibrin, 24 ; composition of, 142; of blood, 179. “ Fire King,” 261. Flesh meat, T51. Flour, wheaten, 152. Fluorine, 21. Food, is force, 32, 133—168; quantity required dependent on waste, 138; nitrogenous, consurqed, an exponent of work, 142; quantity per day, 144, 149; classification of, 149 ; definition of, 149 ; plastic, i50j heat-forming, 155 ; economical admixture, 163, 168. Force, vital, 7; physical in living beings, 7; osmotic, 80; selective, 197, 225 ; nerve, 342. Forces, which propel the lymph and chyle, 132 ; of the circu- lation, 197. Function, definition of, i ; or- ganic or vegetative, 13 ; animal, 14; of relation and organic or vegetative, 37 ; of plants in relation to animal life, 135—137- Gall bladder, 226, 232. Ganglion, 315. Gases in alimentary canal, 122 ; in blood, 183. Gastric juice contains chlorine, 21 ; tubuli or follicles, 6i; capillaries, 62—64. Gelatin, 25. Germ, 5 ; cell, 348, 349. Glands, salivary, 46 ; duodenal or Brunner’s, 104 ; solitary and agminated, 105 ; lym- phatic, 127; mesenteric, 130; structure of, 222; ductless, 239-