Physiology and Hygiene for Secondary SchoolsWalters, Francis M. (Francis Marion)
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Physiology and Hygiene for Secondary Schools
Walters, Francis M. (Francis Marion)
Physiology
some of the capillaries portal chiefly by in
different as dextrose. vein, the liver, solution.
forms of liver, but to some
sugar, as hepatic extent by
maltose, veins, into muscle
dextrose, inferior cells.
etc. vena cava.
Water Undergoes Taken up by Both Is not As the
no change. both the routes, but stored in water which
lacteals and mostly by the sense serves as a
capillaries, way of the that energy carrier of
but to the liver. foods are. all the
greater other
extent by constituents
the of the
capilaries. blood.
Common salt Undergoes Taken up by By way of Not stored. In solution.
no change. the portal
capillaries vein,
without liver, and
undergoing hepatic
apparent veins into
change. inferior
vena cava.
Oxygen Taken up by Already in Is not United with
the the general stored. the
capillaries circulation. hemoglobin
at the and to a
lungs. small extent
in solution
in the
plasma.
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