A text-book on anatomy, physiology, and hygiene, for the use of schools and colleges / by John C. Draper.

  • Draper, John C. (John Christopher), 1835-1885.
Date:
[1894], ©1894
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Credit: A text-book on anatomy, physiology, and hygiene, for the use of schools and colleges / by John C. Draper. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, Harvard Medical School.

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    O. Oatmeal, 203. Occupation, 238 ; influence on diet, 206, 216. Ocellus, 172. Odors absorbed by clothing, 241. (Esophagus, 39; position, 34 ; entrance to stomach, 40. Oils, 53. Onions, 203, 206. Orang skull, 185. Orbital cavity, 8. Organs of nutrition, 7; secretion and excre- tion, 7. Origin of race, theories of, 184. Osseous tissue, 10; system, 246. Ossicles, 151, 155. Ostrich, digestive canal of, 62. Otolith, 152, 157. Oyster, 201. P. Paine's experiments, 117. Palate, 17, 34, 39. Palmar arch, 87. Pancreas, 48. Pancreatic fluid, 48 ; its action, 57; regurgi- tation of, 60. Papillae of skin, 102, 141 ; tongue, 142. Parotid gland, 45. Parsnip, 203. Pastry, 202. Peas, 203. Pellagra, 203. Pelvic ca.vitv, 8. Pelvis, 20. Penetrating power of lens, 167. Pepsin, 48. Peptones, 56. Pericardium, 77. Perilymph, 152. Periosteum, 12. Peritoneum, 40. Perry, 211. Perspiration, 50, 104. Pever's plates, 43, 49. Phalanges, 23. Pharynx, 34, 39,118. Phosphate of soda, 73; lime, 36, 73; in sys- tem, 56, 246. Phosphoretted hydrogen, 63. Phosphorus in nervous system, 127. Phthisis, 117, 252. Physical agents, influence on animals and plants, 184. Physiology defined, 7. Piii mater, 139. Pigment of eye, 170,172, 173. Pinna, 150, 154. Pioscop, 192. Pipes for water, 209. Plantar arch, 90. Plants, absorption in, 67; action on air, 217; heat developed in, 117. Plasma, 71. Plates of Peyer, 43, 49. Pleura, 107. Pleurisy, 116. Pneumonia, 116. Poisoning by meats, 199. Polenta, 203. Polyps, 35. Pontine Marshes, 224, 225. Port, 214. Portal circulation in kidney, 124. Potato, 203 ; cooking of, 204. Pressure, application of, 141. Prisms, 161, 166. Prophylactics, 246. Protoplasm, 6. Ptyaline, 46, 56. Pubic arch, 20. Puddings, 202. Pulmonary blood-vessels, 82 ; circulation, 95. Pulmonic heart, 78. Pulsations of heart, 79. Purgatives, 207. Pyloric valve, 39, 41, 63. Quarantine, 247. Quinine, 247. Q. E. Radiata, nervous system of, 130. Radish, 203. Rain, 208. Receptaculum chyli, 69. Rectum, 35, 44. Registering ganglion, 137. Reflection of light, 161 ; of sound, 148. Refraction of light, 163. Refrangibility of different colors, 163. Reptiles used as food, 200. Respiration, 104 ; stages of, 107. Respiratory apparatus, hygiene of, 217; of fish, 118; food, 53; instrument, 112. Retina, 149,150. Rheumatism, 25; of heart, 78. Rice, 203. Rickets, 10. Roasting, 201; influence of, on digestibility of food, 59. Rodentia, teeth of, 3S. Roman baths, 231. Root of lung, 105. Rowing, 243. Hum, 215.. Ruminant, stomach of, 60. Running, 244. Russian baths, 234. Rye, 202. S. Saccule. 152. Sacks, 214. Sailing, 244. Saliva, action of, 54 ; assists gastric juice, 57; effect on taste, 144; mixed, 46; submaxil- lary, 46.