A Practical Physiology a Text book for Higher Schools
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of the arrangement and working of the res- ^ p^g o ^ • piratory apparatus. With its consideration, we complete our view of the sources of supply to the blood, and begin our study of its purification.
203. The Trachea, or Windpipe. If we look into the mouth of a friend, or into our own with a mirror, we see at the back part an arch which is the boundary line of the mouth proper.
There is just behind this a similar limit for the back part of the nostrils. The funnel-shaped cavity beyond, into... which Digitized by Google 204 PRACTICAL PHYSIOLOGY.
both the mouth and the posterior nasal passages open, is called the pharynx. In its lower part are two openings. ; the trachea, or windpipe, in front, and the oesophagus behind.
The trachea is surmounted by a box-like structure of carti- lage, about four and one- half inches long, called the larynx. The upper end of the larynx opens into the pharynx or throat, and is provided with a lid, — the epiglottis, — which closes under certain cir- cumstances (sees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
84.
of the arrangement and working of the res- ^ p^g o ^ • piratory apparatus. With its consideration, we complete our view of the sources of supply to the blood, and begin our study of its purification.
203. The Trachea, or Windpipe. If we look into the mouth of a friend, or into our own with a mirror, we see at the back part an arch which is the boundary line of the mouth proper.
There is just behind this a similar limit for the back part of the nostrils. The funnel-shaped cavity beyond, into... which Digitized by Google 204 PRACTICAL PHYSIOLOGY.
both the mouth and the posterior nasal passages open, is called the pharynx. In its lower part are two openings. ; the trachea, or windpipe, in front, and the oesophagus behind.
The trachea is surmounted by a box-like structure of carti- lage, about four and one- half inches long, called the larynx. The upper end of the larynx opens into the pharynx or throat, and is provided with a lid, — the epiglottis, — which closes under certain cir- cumstances (sees.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert F Albert Franklin Blaisdell to read onlineMoreLess
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