Human Physiology a Text book for High Schools And Colleges
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In the gray matter of the cerebellum, and probably in other places too, they generate efferent impulses which play upon the motor cells of the cord and secure purposeful contractions of various muscles tending to restore the balance.
2. Any swaying of the body alters the tension of many muscles and their associated connective tissues.
The bearing upon one another of the small bones in the feet is subjected to change, the stresses in all the leg and trunk muscles are modified, the weight of the ...head puts special and varying strain upon the muscles of the neck. AVe must never forget that the motor equipment of the body is at the same time a great re- ceptor system. No muscle is contracted without regis- tering its action by returning impulses to the cord and brain. When a muscle is stretched by an external force the same thing is true. One of the chief services of impulses thus generated is to guide the adaptive reactions that make for equilibrium.
3. If the head moves the retinal pictures are shifted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the gray matter of the cerebellum, and probably in other places too, they generate efferent impulses which play upon the motor cells of the cord and secure purposeful contractions of various muscles tending to restore the balance.
2. Any swaying of the body alters the tension of many muscles and their associated connective tissues.
The bearing upon one another of the small bones in the feet is subjected to change, the stresses in all the leg and trunk muscles are modified, the weight of the ...head puts special and varying strain upon the muscles of the neck. AVe must never forget that the motor equipment of the body is at the same time a great re- ceptor system. No muscle is contracted without regis- tering its action by returning impulses to the cord and brain. When a muscle is stretched by an external force the same thing is true. One of the chief services of impulses thus generated is to guide the adaptive reactions that make for equilibrium.
3. If the head moves the retinal pictures are shifted.
What to read after Human Physiology a Text book for High Schools And Colleges?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Percy Goldthwait Stiles to read onlineMoreLess
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