Kirkes Handbook of Physiology volume 2
Kirkes Handbook of Physiology volume 2
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164, Vol. II. ), which renders it sensible of the impressions of heat and cold, pain and mechaiicial pressure, and consequently of the form of surfaces. The tongue may lose its common sensibility, and still retain the sense of taste, and vice versa. This fact renders it probable that, although the senses of taste and of touch may be exercised by the same papillae supplied by the same nerves, yet the nervous conductors for these two different sen- sations are distinct, just as the nerves for sme...ll and common sensibility in the nostrils are distinct; and it is quite conceivable that the same nervous trunk may contain fibres differing essentially in their specific properties. Facts already detailed (p. 142, Vol. II. ) seem to prove that the lingual branch of the fifth nerve is the conductor of sensations of taste in the anterior part of the tongue; and it is also certain, from the 174 HAND-BOOK OF PHYSIOLOGY.
marked manifestations of pain to which its division in animals gives rise, that it is likewise a nerve of common sensibility.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
164, Vol. II. ), which renders it sensible of the impressions of heat and cold, pain and mechaiicial pressure, and consequently of the form of surfaces. The tongue may lose its common sensibility, and still retain the sense of taste, and vice versa. This fact renders it probable that, although the senses of taste and of touch may be exercised by the same papillae supplied by the same nerves, yet the nervous conductors for these two different sen- sations are distinct, just as the nerves for sme...ll and common sensibility in the nostrils are distinct; and it is quite conceivable that the same nervous trunk may contain fibres differing essentially in their specific properties. Facts already detailed (p. 142, Vol. II. ) seem to prove that the lingual branch of the fifth nerve is the conductor of sensations of taste in the anterior part of the tongue; and it is also certain, from the 174 HAND-BOOK OF PHYSIOLOGY.
marked manifestations of pain to which its division in animals gives rise, that it is likewise a nerve of common sensibility.
What to read after Kirkes Handbook of Physiology volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Senhouse Kirkes to read onlineMoreLess
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