Elements of Hippology
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There is no medical treatment for this dis- ease. If the horse is very carefully fed, is not exercised at all while his stomach is full, and is worked lightly and at slow gaits, he may finally recover partially, and gradually become more and more serviceable.
Broken wind or heaves is caused either by a rupture of the air-cells, or by a partial paralysis of the muscles of the cells that assist in expelling the air. In this disease the ordinary action of the lungs and diaphragm is not enough to c...lear the lungs, and a second contraction is necessary.
The diaphragm is a dome-shaped muscle, rising from the abdomen into the hollow of the chest. By its muscular action the lungs are squeezed against the ribs and the air thus mechan- ically pushed out of them. With the withdrawal of the dia- phragm the lungs expand and follow it, and so fill themselves with the fresh air that is so necessary to the life of the animal.
If the stomach is overloaded with coarse food, the diaphragm will be mechanically and constantly pushed against the lungs, and so limit their powers of expansion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is no medical treatment for this dis- ease. If the horse is very carefully fed, is not exercised at all while his stomach is full, and is worked lightly and at slow gaits, he may finally recover partially, and gradually become more and more serviceable.
Broken wind or heaves is caused either by a rupture of the air-cells, or by a partial paralysis of the muscles of the cells that assist in expelling the air. In this disease the ordinary action of the lungs and diaphragm is not enough to c...lear the lungs, and a second contraction is necessary.
The diaphragm is a dome-shaped muscle, rising from the abdomen into the hollow of the chest. By its muscular action the lungs are squeezed against the ribs and the air thus mechan- ically pushed out of them. With the withdrawal of the dia- phragm the lungs expand and follow it, and so fill themselves with the fresh air that is so necessary to the life of the animal.
If the stomach is overloaded with coarse food, the diaphragm will be mechanically and constantly pushed against the lungs, and so limit their powers of expansion.
What to read after Elements of Hippology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis C Francis Cutler Marshall to read onlineMoreLess
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