Elements of physiology / Translated from the German by William Dunbar How.

  • Karl Rudolphi
Date:
1825
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    Page Electric animals, “i es } vs } 176 - organs, is 4 iaubiey a 179 appearances in the ree body, . ; , 185 Spontaneous combustion, { 2 A 2 187 CHAP. V. OF DECOMPOSITION IN THE HUMAN BODY. Vinous fermentation, Math. ; { 189 Acetous, } ; . £ : . ib. Rigidity, ° . ms u : 190 Putrefaction, ° . PR eet 5 : . 192 vr internal modifications of, a we ; 193 external li Ones - reste 194 Phosphorescence, ' } PR, Ar Mie ut] Means of preventing putrefaction, . ~ ; x : 197 BOOK IV. ZOONOMY. » Introduction, : > : } : 4 199 Definition, - . wy h ‘ } oe ib. Synonymes, . . . : ‘ ib. Literature, ‘ 5 : . ; : 200 CHAP. I. OF THE PHENOMENA OF LIFE IN GENERAL. Organic bodies, . . : ‚ : 202 Tne, .. > : ? ‘ g \ 203 of Plants, : ° : : : : 205 Animals, é : . ib. All parts, even the fluids, are Döesehod of vitality d : 206 Incitability, : . . . : ‘ 207 Stimuli, internal, . : : ; - ‘ 208 external, : 5 : ; ; ib. psychical, . - ; ' . ; 209 physical, - . - : f : ib. Various re-actions, : : ‚ : ; 210 Turgor, : : : ; : ‘ 211 Contractility, ; 3 . : : : ib. Muscular power, k ; : 4 ö ib. Nervous power or influence, . ‘ . : ib. CHAP. II. OF THE SOURCE OF LIFE IN GENERAL. Vital substances of the chemico-physiologists, . 2 214 Form and constitution of organic matter, . . . 215 Vital power, . ; - ‘ , ; 216