A Textbook of Physiology
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Frequently the force of these muscles must be supplemented. This is accomplished by a voluntary contraction of the abdominal muscles, which causes a high pressure within the abdominal cavity, the intravenous pressure in the hemorrhoidal veins is positive, and there is a tendency for these veins to become permanently distended, causing haemorrhoids.
CHAPTER VI.
ABSORPTION.
INTRODUCTION.
1. ABSORPTION DEFINED.
2. STRUCTURES INVOLVED IN ABSORPTION.
.".. PHYSICAL FORCES [NFLUENCING ABSORPTION.
4. F...ORMES THEORIES OF ABSORPTION, REVIEWED.
THE PHYSIOLOGY OF ABSORPTION.
1. ABSORPTION FROM DIFFERENT PORTIONS OF THE ALIMEN- TARY (ANAL.
a. Absorption From the Mouth.
l>. Absorption From the Stomach.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Frequently the force of these muscles must be supplemented. This is accomplished by a voluntary contraction of the abdominal muscles, which causes a high pressure within the abdominal cavity, the intravenous pressure in the hemorrhoidal veins is positive, and there is a tendency for these veins to become permanently distended, causing haemorrhoids.
CHAPTER VI.
ABSORPTION.
INTRODUCTION.
1. ABSORPTION DEFINED.
2. STRUCTURES INVOLVED IN ABSORPTION.
.".. PHYSICAL FORCES [NFLUENCING ABSORPTION.
4. F...ORMES THEORIES OF ABSORPTION, REVIEWED.
THE PHYSIOLOGY OF ABSORPTION.
1. ABSORPTION FROM DIFFERENT PORTIONS OF THE ALIMEN- TARY (ANAL.
a. Absorption From the Mouth.
l>. Absorption From the Stomach.
What to read after A Textbook of Physiology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hall Winfield Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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