Human Physiology, Statistical And Dynamical;
Human Physiology, Statistical And Dynamical;
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The tube is passed t[u"Ough tlie neck of a bell-jar, c t\ air tight, A large glass reservoir of water, filled to the Iieighl d d, receives the bell-jar, as shown in llie figure.
When the jar is depressed in the water the air is expelled from the bladder, and wlicn the jar is raised the air flows in. By alternately ele- vating and dq>res»ing the bell, the bladder exe- cutes raovcnicnta like those of the lungs, of which.
indeed, it is a representation; the ^la.ss tube be- ing the tracbea. tlie l>...cll-jar the walls of the cheat, and the rising and Jailing water-level the rising In thia illustration the bladder is, of course* per^ foctly passive, aa was at one time supposed to be the rase with the lungs : an erroneous opinion, which will presently be corrected.
In the mature period of life, and especially in deep respiration, the ac- tion of the diftphragm is insufficient for the introduction of air, ji,n„^,r of in.
and a still farther volume is obtained by raising the ribs, which uodudnE iko increases the dimensions of the ehe,-*!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The tube is passed t[u"Ough tlie neck of a bell-jar, c t\ air tight, A large glass reservoir of water, filled to the Iieighl d d, receives the bell-jar, as shown in llie figure.
When the jar is depressed in the water the air is expelled from the bladder, and wlicn the jar is raised the air flows in. By alternately ele- vating and dq>res»ing the bell, the bladder exe- cutes raovcnicnta like those of the lungs, of which.
indeed, it is a representation; the ^la.ss tube be- ing the tracbea. tlie l>...cll-jar the walls of the cheat, and the rising and Jailing water-level the rising In thia illustration the bladder is, of course* per^ foctly passive, aa was at one time supposed to be the rase with the lungs : an erroneous opinion, which will presently be corrected.
In the mature period of life, and especially in deep respiration, the ac- tion of the diftphragm is insufficient for the introduction of air, ji,n„^,r of in.
and a still farther volume is obtained by raising the ribs, which uodudnE iko increases the dimensions of the ehe,-*!
What to read after Human Physiology, Statistical And Dynamical;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Draper John William to read onlineMoreLess
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