Practical First Principles: Simplifying the Study of Normal And Abnormal ...
Practical First Principles: Simplifying the Study of Normal And Abnormal ...
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Its vessels are closely studded with valves. Here are several different organs tending to one end, i. e., the circulation, or transmission, and the transformation of lymph. It is, there- fore, an apparatus. On the other hand, we have the heart, arteries, veins, and capillaries. Here also are four distinct organs tending toward the same end, so that of this arrange- ment we must also say apparatus. All the arteries are in the main alike, however, and each tends to some different end, i. e., the ...nourishment of a special tissue territory or cell brood.
So we can say arterial system, venous system, capillary sys- tem, but we must say circulatory apparatus. Again, we have the lymphatic glandular system and the lymphatic vascular system, while collectively they are denominated lymphatic apparatus.
Digitized by LjOOQ IC CHAPTER IV.
OUR BODY.
A Complex Cell Aggregate.
We have learned that cells are anatomic units; that cells^ when normally connected, form tissues; that tissues in their entirety form organs^ or things that work; that these organs are usually arranged in series to perform certain kinds of work, and are divisible into two classes, called apparatuses and systems.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Its vessels are closely studded with valves. Here are several different organs tending to one end, i. e., the circulation, or transmission, and the transformation of lymph. It is, there- fore, an apparatus. On the other hand, we have the heart, arteries, veins, and capillaries. Here also are four distinct organs tending toward the same end, so that of this arrange- ment we must also say apparatus. All the arteries are in the main alike, however, and each tends to some different end, i. e., the ...nourishment of a special tissue territory or cell brood.
So we can say arterial system, venous system, capillary sys- tem, but we must say circulatory apparatus. Again, we have the lymphatic glandular system and the lymphatic vascular system, while collectively they are denominated lymphatic apparatus.
Digitized by LjOOQ IC CHAPTER IV.
OUR BODY.
A Complex Cell Aggregate.
We have learned that cells are anatomic units; that cells^ when normally connected, form tissues; that tissues in their entirety form organs^ or things that work; that these organs are usually arranged in series to perform certain kinds of work, and are divisible into two classes, called apparatuses and systems.
What to read after Practical First Principles: Simplifying the Study of Normal And Abnormal ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Hubert Providence Leuf to read onlineMoreLess
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