Physiology- a manual of 1000 questions and answers systematically arranged, containing a full treatment of the physiological effects of alcohol and narcotics (1888) (14578159918)

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Title: Physiology: a manual of 1000 questions and answers systematically arranged, containing a full treatment of the physiological effects of alcohol and narcotics
Year: 1888 (1880s)
Authors: Clark, W(illiam) A(rthur), 1853- (from old catalog)
Subjects: Physiology
Publisher: Lebanon, Ohio, C. K. Hamilton & co
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress



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etc 433. How should dyspepsia be treated? Where the disorder is great it should be treated only by acompetent physician; but in most cases it is a mental rather than-=. rhysica! disorder—hypochondria, in fact. It is in such cases adisease M pre-eminently suited for treatment by domestic quack-ery. and curable only by proper employment and the forgettingof self. 434- What is Biliousness? Biliousness, or a Bilious Attack. is a disordered state sup-posed to result from either a deficiency or excess of bile. Theterm is applied ignorantly to several diseased states having noth-ing in common. 435. What are Mumps? Mumps are a diseased state characterized by swelling ofthe parotid glands. They are quite painful; but if care is used toprevent taking cold, they soon run their course. Digestive System. 65 436. Why is regularity of meals necessary for the maintenanceof good health ? The stomach works best when working by a program, withregular hours for labor and rest. 66 Manual of Physiology.
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LYMPHATIC SYSTEM. Absorptive System. 67 ABSORPTIVE SYSTEM. Didactic Note.—Teach the general anatomy of the lymphaticapparatus, with special attention to the minute structure of thecapillaries and lacteals. Good drawings, showing the microscopicstructure of lacteals, are found in school physiologies, and shouldbe copied on the blackboard. Develop a clear conception of theroutes by which nutritious matter enters the circulation. Showby simple experiment the osmose of liquids, using a bladderfilled with brine and immersed in a vessel of pure water. Im-press the necessity of keeping the surface of the skin clean, andcaution against poisoning. SPECIAL OUTLINE. 2* Absorptive System. (See General Outline, page 8.) is Apparatus. 28 Special: Mesenteric i6 Blood Vessels (See Circu- 25 Fluids. (Glands. latory System). i6 Lymph. 26 Lymphatic System. 26 Chyle. V Thoracic Duct. 35 Processes. 27 Right Lymphatic Duct. i6 Absorption by blood cap- 37 Receptaculum Chyli. illaries. 47 Lymphatics. 26 Ac