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Hygienic Physiology : with Special Reference to the Use of Alcoholic Drinks and NarcoticsSteele, Joel Dorman

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Hygienic Physiology : with Special Reference to the Use of Alcoholic Drinks and Narcotics

Name: Hygienic Physiology : with Special Reference to the Use of Alcoholic Drinks and Narcotics
Author: Steele, Joel Dorman

Steele, Joel Dorman

Alcohol -- Physiological effect; Hygiene; Physiology

"No rest this throbbing slave may ask,
Forever quivering o'er his task,
While far and wide a crimson jet
Leaps forth to fill the woven net,
Which in unnumber'd crossing tides
The flood of burning life divides,
Then, kindling each decaying part,
Creeps back to find the throbbing heart."

HOLMES.

ANALYSIS OF THE CIRCULATION

_
_                   | 1. Its Composition.
| 1. THE BLOOD       | 2. Its Uses.
|                    | 3. Transfusion.
|                    |_4. Coagulation
|                                _
|                               | 1. _Description._
|                               | 2. _Movements._
|                               | 3. _Auricles and Ventricles._
|                     _         |                 _
|                    | 1. The   |                | a. Need of.
|                    |    Heart.|                | b. Tricuspid and
|                    |          |                |     Bicuspid.
|                    |          | 4. _The      | c. The Strengthen-
|                    |          |    Valves._ |     ing of the
|                    |          |                |     Valves.
|                    |          |                | d. Semilunar
|                    |          |_               |_    Valves.
|                    |           _
| 2. ORGANS OF THE   | 2. The   | 1. _Description._
|     CIRCULATION    | Arteries | 2. _The Arterial System._
|                    |          |_3. _The Pulse._
|                    |           _
|                    | 3. The   | 1. _General Description._
|                    |    Veins |_2. _Valves._
|                    |           _
|                    | 4. The   | 1. _Description._
|                    |  Capilla-| 2. _Use._
|                    |_   ries  |_3. _Under the Microscope._
|                     _
|                    | 1. The Lesser.
| 3. THE CIRCULATION.| 2. The Greater.
|                    |_3. The Velocity of the Blood.
|                     _
| 4. THE HEAT OF THE | 1. Distribution.
|        BODY.       |_2. Regulation.
|
| 5. LIFE BY DEATH.
|
| 6. CHANGE OF OUR BODIES.
|
| 7. THE THREE VITAL ORGANS.
|
| 8. WONDERS OF THE HEART.
|                     _
|                    | 1. Description
| 9. THE LYMPHATIC   | 2. The Glands.
|      CIRCULATION.  | 3. The Lymph.
|                    |_4. The Office of the Lymphatics.
|                     _
|                    | 1. Congestion.
|                    | 2. Inflammation.
|                    | 3. Bleeding.
| 10. DISEASES.      | 4. Scrofula.
|                    | 5. A Cold.
|                    |_6. Catarrh.
|                     _
|                    | 1. Effect of Alcohol upon the Circulation.
| 11. ALCOHOLIC      | 2. Effect of Alcohol upon the Heart.
|     DRINKS AND     | 3. Effect of Alcohol upon the Membrane.
|_    NARCOTICS.     | 4. Effect of Alcohol upon the Blood.
|_5. Effect of Alcohol upon the Lungs.

THE CIRCULATION.

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Hygienic Physiology : with Special Reference to the Use of Alcoholic Drinks and NarcoticsSteele, Joel Dorman

Science

Hygienic Physiology : with Special Reference to the Use of Alcoholic Drinks and Narcotics

Steele, Joel Dorman

Alcohol -- Physiological effect; Hygiene; Physiology

"No rest this throbbing slave may ask,
Forever quivering o'er his task,
While far and wide a crimson jet
Leaps forth to fill the woven net,
Which in unnumber'd crossing tides
The flood of burning life divides,
Then, kindling each decaying part,
Creeps back to find the throbbing heart."

HOLMES.

ANALYSIS OF THE CIRCULATION

_
_                   | 1. Its Composition.
| 1. THE BLOOD       | 2. Its Uses.
|                    | 3. Transfusion.
|                    |_4. Coagulation
|                                _
|                               | 1. _Description._
|                               | 2. _Movements._
|                               | 3. _Auricles and Ventricles._
|                     _         |                 _
|                    | 1. The   |                | a. Need of.
|                    |    Heart.|                | b. Tricuspid and
|                    |          |                |     Bicuspid.
|                    |          | 4. _The      | c. The Strengthen-
|                    |          |    Valves._ |     ing of the
|                    |          |                |     Valves.
|                    |          |                | d. Semilunar
|                    |          |_               |_    Valves.
|                    |           _
| 2. ORGANS OF THE   | 2. The   | 1. _Description._
|     CIRCULATION    | Arteries | 2. _The Arterial System._
|                    |          |_3. _The Pulse._
|                    |           _
|                    | 3. The   | 1. _General Description._
|                    |    Veins |_2. _Valves._
|                    |           _
|                    | 4. The   | 1. _Description._
|                    |  Capilla-| 2. _Use._
|                    |_   ries  |_3. _Under the Microscope._
|                     _
|                    | 1. The Lesser.
| 3. THE CIRCULATION.| 2. The Greater.
|                    |_3. The Velocity of the Blood.
|                     _
| 4. THE HEAT OF THE | 1. Distribution.
|        BODY.       |_2. Regulation.
|
| 5. LIFE BY DEATH.
|
| 6. CHANGE OF OUR BODIES.
|
| 7. THE THREE VITAL ORGANS.
|
| 8. WONDERS OF THE HEART.
|                     _
|                    | 1. Description
| 9. THE LYMPHATIC   | 2. The Glands.
|      CIRCULATION.  | 3. The Lymph.
|                    |_4. The Office of the Lymphatics.
|                     _
|                    | 1. Congestion.
|                    | 2. Inflammation.
|                    | 3. Bleeding.
| 10. DISEASES.      | 4. Scrofula.
|                    | 5. A Cold.
|                    |_6. Catarrh.
|                     _
|                    | 1. Effect of Alcohol upon the Circulation.
| 11. ALCOHOLIC      | 2. Effect of Alcohol upon the Heart.
|     DRINKS AND     | 3. Effect of Alcohol upon the Membrane.
|_    NARCOTICS.     | 4. Effect of Alcohol upon the Blood.
|_5. Effect of Alcohol upon the Lungs.

THE CIRCULATION.

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Hygienic Physiology : with Special Reference to the Use of Alcoholic Drinks and Narcotics

Hygienic Physiology : with Special Reference to the Use of Alcoholic Drinks and Narcotics

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