Physiology, Hygiene And Sanitation
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37. Describe the middle ear and its bones. 38. How do sound waves reach the cochlea ? 39. Describe the cochlea ; the bony labyrinth ; the mem- branous labyrinth. 40. What is the auditory nerve ? 41. Where do we do our hearing? 42. What is the one thing that the entire ear is made for ?
43. Name the nerve by means of which we do our smelling.
44. W^here do we really smell, in the nose or in the brain? 45. Where are the "buds of taste"? 46. What joins them to the brain? 47. Where do we do our tas...ting ? 48. Where are the endings of the ner\'es of touch ? 49. Where is it that we do our feeling of every kind ?
CHAPTER XVII HAPPINESS, HEALTH, AND THE SYMPATHETIC GANGLIA Vital Activities Independent of our Will. Before study- ing this chapter, test yourself in two ways: First, try with all your might to make your heart stop beating.
Try to prevent the great arteries from expanding and contracting as the blood surges through them in pulses.
See whether, by thinking and willing hard enough, you can prevent your sweat glands and oil glands from manufacturing salt water and oil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
37. Describe the middle ear and its bones. 38. How do sound waves reach the cochlea ? 39. Describe the cochlea ; the bony labyrinth ; the mem- branous labyrinth. 40. What is the auditory nerve ? 41. Where do we do our hearing? 42. What is the one thing that the entire ear is made for ?
43. Name the nerve by means of which we do our smelling.
44. W^here do we really smell, in the nose or in the brain? 45. Where are the "buds of taste"? 46. What joins them to the brain? 47. Where do we do our tas...ting ? 48. Where are the endings of the ner\'es of touch ? 49. Where is it that we do our feeling of every kind ?
CHAPTER XVII HAPPINESS, HEALTH, AND THE SYMPATHETIC GANGLIA Vital Activities Independent of our Will. Before study- ing this chapter, test yourself in two ways: First, try with all your might to make your heart stop beating.
Try to prevent the great arteries from expanding and contracting as the blood surges through them in pulses.
See whether, by thinking and willing hard enough, you can prevent your sweat glands and oil glands from manufacturing salt water and oil.
What to read after Physiology, Hygiene And Sanitation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Gulick Jewett to read onlineMoreLess
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