A manual of human physiology : prepared with special reference to students of medicine / by Joseph H. Raymond.

  • Raymond, Joseph H. (Joseph Howard), 1845-1915.
Date:
1894
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Credit: A manual of human physiology : prepared with special reference to students of medicine / by Joseph H. Raymond. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Augustus C. Long Health Sciences Library at Columbia University and Columbia University Libraries/Information Services, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the the Augustus C. Long Health Sciences Library at Columbia University and Columbia University.

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    CONTENTS. PAGE Introduction 17 I. Physiologicai, Chemistry 25 Inorganic Ingredients, 27; Carbohydrates, 41 ; Fats and Allied Substances, 53; Proteids, 57; Food, 82. II. NuTRiTivK Functions 92 1. Digestion, 92: (A) Mouth, 95; (B) Stomach, 103; (C) Intes- tinal, 118. 2. Absorption, 131 : Structure of Villi, 131 ; Lymph, 133; Chyle, 134; Absorption of Fats, 135. Blood, 136: Physical Proper- ties, 136; Color, 137; Reaction, 137; Odor, 137; Taste, 137; Quantity, 137; Distribution, 137; Temperature, 138; Micro- scopical Structure, 138; Red Corpuscles, 138; Number of Corpuscles, 139; Color of Red Corpuscles, 139; Structure of Red Corpuscles, 139; Development of Red Corpuscles, 140; Destruction of Red Corpuscles, 140; Function of Red Cor- puscles, 140; White Blood Corpuscles, 141 ; Composition of White Corpuscles, 142; F'unclion of White Corpuscles, 142; Plaques, 142; Composition of Plasma, 143; Coagulation, 143; Causes of Coagulation, 145 ; Gases in the Blood, 147. 3. Respiration, 149: The Nose, 149; Mouth Breathing, 150; The Trachea, 151; The Bronchii, 152; The Lungs, 152; The Thorax, 153; Inspiratory Movements, 154; Expiratory Move- ments, 155 ; Movements of Glottis, 156; Capacity of the Lungs, '57; Vital Capacity, 158; Frequency of Respiration, 158; Cause of Resjiiration, 158 ; Types of Respiration, 158; Chem- istry of Respiration, 159; Expired Air, 160; Ventilation, 161; Changes in the Blood due to Respiration, 163; Internal Respiration, 163.