Handbook of Physiology, volume 1
Handbook of Physiology, volume 1
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alterations in blood-pressure very accurately. This may be done by means of a mercurial manometer in the following way: — The short hori- zontal limb of this (Fig. 132, 1) is connected, by means of an elastic tube and cannula, with the interior of an artery; a solution of sodium or po- tassium carbonate being previously introduced into this part of the appa- ratus to prevent coagulation of the blood. The blood-pressure is thus communicated to the upper part of the mercurial column (2); and the ...depth to which the latter sinks, added to the height to which it rises in the other (3), will give the height of the mercurial column which the Digitized by Google 150 HAND-BOOK OF PHYSIOLOGY.
blood-pressure balances; the weight of the soda solution being sub- tracted.
For the estimation of the arterial tension at any given moment^ no further apparatus than this^ which is called Poiseuille^s hcBmadynamometer, is necessary; but for noting the variations of pressure in the arterial sys- tem, as well as its absolute amount, the instrument is usually combined with a registering apparatus and in this form is called a kymograph.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
alterations in blood-pressure very accurately. This may be done by means of a mercurial manometer in the following way: — The short hori- zontal limb of this (Fig. 132, 1) is connected, by means of an elastic tube and cannula, with the interior of an artery; a solution of sodium or po- tassium carbonate being previously introduced into this part of the appa- ratus to prevent coagulation of the blood. The blood-pressure is thus communicated to the upper part of the mercurial column (2); and the ...depth to which the latter sinks, added to the height to which it rises in the other (3), will give the height of the mercurial column which the Digitized by Google 150 HAND-BOOK OF PHYSIOLOGY.
blood-pressure balances; the weight of the soda solution being sub- tracted.
For the estimation of the arterial tension at any given moment^ no further apparatus than this^ which is called Poiseuille^s hcBmadynamometer, is necessary; but for noting the variations of pressure in the arterial sys- tem, as well as its absolute amount, the instrument is usually combined with a registering apparatus and in this form is called a kymograph.
What to read after Handbook of Physiology, volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Senhouse Kirkes, William Morrant Baker, Vincent Dormer Harris to read onlineMoreLess
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