Physiology of the nervous system / by J. P. Morat ; translated and edited by H. W. Syers.

  • Jean-Pierre Morat
Date:
1906
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Credit: Physiology of the nervous system / by J. P. Morat ; translated and edited by H. W. Syers. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Inliibition, 227 ; cardiac, 195 ; pulmonary, 194; anodic, 304; pancreatic, 316; vascular by the great sympatlietic, 364 ; secretory, 319; of the optic thalamus by the cerebral cortex, 416 ; of the muscles of the eye, 587 ; in the invertebrata, 312 ; cerebral, frontal lobe, 672 Instinct, its characters, 421 Integrity of structure, 47 Irreversibility of the reflex cycle, 221 K Kincesthesic or cinsesthesic (Impressions), 541 Knowledge, 119, 650 L Labyrinth, 603 Lancisi (Striae or nerves of), 041 Language, 048 ; automatic, 650 ; internal, 056 Larynx (Movements of the), 472 Latent (Time), 49 Laws of Waller, 33 ; electrical excitation, 63; of contraction, 98; of Ritter- Valli, 100; of Magendie, 128 ; of Pfliiger, 223 , Lethargic (State), 674 Levogyral nerve, 581 Life, animal and organic, 286 Limbic (Convolution), 633 Link (Function of) internal, 30 ; external, 39 Localizations, cerebral, 457 ; in conscious- ness, 458 ; in unconsciousness, 471 ; cortical of sensation, 611 ; of motricity, 523 : of the muscular sense, of cinaes- thesic impressions, 648 ; of the function of language, 661 Locomotor (Functions), pons, 360 ; of the corpus striatum, 417 M Magendie (Laws of), 128 JIagnetic (Field), 103 ; (Induction), 54 ; (State), 674 Mastication, 536 Matter, grey, excitation of, 260 ; import- ance of in sensory transmission, 275 ; in motor transmission, 282 ; of the ganglia, 294 ; of the brain, its stimulation, 526 Metamerism, 143 ; radicular, spinal, 144 ; cranial, 157 ; ganglionic, spinal, 322 ; cerebral, 528 Motricity, reciurent, 135 ^Movements of the pupil, 365 ; of rotation, 389; of the intestine, 476; of the bladder, 489; of the eyes, of the tongue, 535 ; of the larynx, 536 ; of the foetus, 552 ; associated, 580 ; of the eyes (their connexion with the muscles), 584 ; others of the eyes, 590 ; of the eyelids, 590 ; of the head, 591 ; of spoken and written language, 654; primary and secondary, 530 N Nape (Movements of the), 625 Nerves, sensory and motor, 243 ; mixed, 150 ; thermic, 247 ; trophic, 248 ; spinal, 143 ; cranial, 154; sensorial, 165 ; sensory and motor cranial, 168 Ner\d nervorum, 698 Neurite, 14 Neurons, static state, external characters, 8 ; individuality, 19 ; specificity, 21, 490; dynamic state, functions, 29 ; initial, terminal, 242; intermediary, 243 ; excitatory, inhibitory, 244 Nodus cursorius, 420 Non-polarizable electrodes, element, 58 Nucleus, red, 382 Nuclei of the pons, 388 O Objects (Formation of the images of), 652 Observation, internal and external, 649 Oculo-dextrogjTal and oculo-levoeyral (Nerve), 581 Oculo-motor (Nerve), 168, 583 Oculo-motor, external (Nerve), 168 Olfaction, 628 Olives, 388 ; bulbar, 388 ; pontine, 389 Optic (Nerve), 167 Organs, genital, 480 Organization and sensibility, 2; of energy, 6 ; nervous, 120 Orientation and equilibrium, 372 ; objec- tive and subjective, 611 Osmatics, 634 Otocysts, 602 Otolyths, 602 Overlapping of the polar field, 285 P Pain, 400, 500, 508 Pairs, nerve, 125 ; physiological charac- ters, 158 Paralysis, bulbar and pseudo-bulbar, 537 ; of the vohmtary function, 412 ; of the emotional expressions, 413 Paralytic (Secretion) of the pancreas, 316 Pathetic (Nerve), 169 Peduncles, cerebellar, 385 ; cerebral, 445 Persistence of the impressions, tactile, 502 ; retinal, 564 ; auditory, 614 Personality, its disaggregations, 674 Pilocarpine, 111 ] Pleasure, 400 Pneumogastric (Nerve), 188 Points, identical, of the retina, 662 Poisons, general, 106 ; special, 109 Polarization, dynamic, 15 ; electrical, 53 Poles, active, indifferent, 65 Power, tonie, 309; reflex, 311; inhibi- tory, 311 Primates (Brain of the), 434 Prolongations, cellulipetal and cellulifugal, 13 Propagation in the two directions, 46 ; (Rate of), 49 ; of electrotonus, 90 Pimcture, diabetic, 367 Pupil (Movements of the), 365, 417, 678