Outlines of Human Physiology
Outlines of Human Physiology
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8. THE SECRETION OF SWEAT 1. Composition of sweat. Sweat is a clear, colorless fluid having a specific gravity of 1. 003-1. 006. Its reaction may be acid, neutral or alkaline; it has a salty taste and charac- teristic odor. It contains 0. 850. 91$ solids which include 0. 65$ salts (chiefly NaCl) and 0. 24$ organic substances (0. 12$ urea). The amount daily secreted is very variable. The secretion of sweat is closely related to the regulation of temperature (see Chapter XIII).
2. Secretion of sw...eat. The sudoriferous glands are long unbranching tubules which form at the lower end a globular mass (0. 30. 7 mm in diameter) composed of a coiled tube. The walls of these coiled tubules have a single layer of cuboidal cells.
The sweat secretion is dependent upon the nervous system. Stimulation of the sciatic or brachial nerve of a Qat produces -^^ sweating of the paw. It is not mere filtration of the blood v fluid, but depends upon the specific activity of the gland, as the following facts show.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8. THE SECRETION OF SWEAT 1. Composition of sweat. Sweat is a clear, colorless fluid having a specific gravity of 1. 003-1. 006. Its reaction may be acid, neutral or alkaline; it has a salty taste and charac- teristic odor. It contains 0. 850. 91$ solids which include 0. 65$ salts (chiefly NaCl) and 0. 24$ organic substances (0. 12$ urea). The amount daily secreted is very variable. The secretion of sweat is closely related to the regulation of temperature (see Chapter XIII).
2. Secretion of sw...eat. The sudoriferous glands are long unbranching tubules which form at the lower end a globular mass (0. 30. 7 mm in diameter) composed of a coiled tube. The walls of these coiled tubules have a single layer of cuboidal cells.
The sweat secretion is dependent upon the nervous system. Stimulation of the sciatic or brachial nerve of a Qat produces -^^ sweating of the paw. It is not mere filtration of the blood v fluid, but depends upon the specific activity of the gland, as the following facts show.
What to read after Outlines of Human Physiology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Friedrich W J 1862 Schenck to read onlineMoreLess
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