Outlines of lectures on human physiology / By John Gordon.

  • John Gordon
Date:
1817
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Credit: Outlines of lectures on human physiology / By John Gordon. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Third Order of Involuntary Actions. Div. I. Part I, J J Sect. IV. The Actions of this Order, of which the Mo- difications admit of being most satisfactorily ob- served, are those of the Circulating System. Lit- tle comparatively has been ascertained respect- ing those of the Alimentary Canal, &c. A Ge- neral View of them in this Section, therefore, becomes unnecessary. Proper only to notice, in a general manner, the effects of Emotion on the Actions of the Heart and Blood Vessels, SECTION IV. OF THE SENSIBILITY OF MUSCLE. ARTICLE I. § I. Circumstances in which Muscles are Sen- sible in the Healthy State; and the kinds of Sensation of which they are susceptible. c
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