Human Physiology
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The walls of the chest follow the lungs, and the air taken in is expelled Fig. 134.
a, first dorsal vertebra ; B, last (12th) dorsal verte- bra ; 1 to 12, ribs ; s, sternum ; c, costal cart!
lages.
HOW WE BREATHE T49 again. This is the act of respiration (Lat. re, again ; and spiro, I breathe).
Fit up an apparatus as represented in fig. 135, in which A is a stout glass tube, provided with a sound cork, B, and also an airtight piston, C, resembling that of an ordinary syringe. A short tube, D, p...assing through the cork, has a small india-rubber bag tied to it. Fit the cork in the tube while the piston is near the top. Now, by lowering the piston we increase the capacity of the cavity containing the bag. The pres- ° sure outside the bag is thus lowered, and air rushes into it through the tube D till a balance is restored. The bag is thus stretched. As soon as we let go the piston, the elas- ticity of the bag, being free to act, drives out the air just taken in, and the piston returns to its former place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The walls of the chest follow the lungs, and the air taken in is expelled Fig. 134.
a, first dorsal vertebra ; B, last (12th) dorsal verte- bra ; 1 to 12, ribs ; s, sternum ; c, costal cart!
lages.
HOW WE BREATHE T49 again. This is the act of respiration (Lat. re, again ; and spiro, I breathe).
Fit up an apparatus as represented in fig. 135, in which A is a stout glass tube, provided with a sound cork, B, and also an airtight piston, C, resembling that of an ordinary syringe. A short tube, D, p...assing through the cork, has a small india-rubber bag tied to it. Fit the cork in the tube while the piston is near the top. Now, by lowering the piston we increase the capacity of the cavity containing the bag. The pres- ° sure outside the bag is thus lowered, and air rushes into it through the tube D till a balance is restored. The bag is thus stretched. As soon as we let go the piston, the elas- ticity of the bag, being free to act, drives out the air just taken in, and the piston returns to its former place.
What to read after Human Physiology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Furneaux, William S to read onlineMoreLess
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