The Most Wonderful House in the World; the Mechanics And Hygiene of the Body
The Most Wonderful House in the World; the Mechanics And Hygiene of the Body
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See if more or less water is given off. This shows how a warm bath calls the blood to the skin. Does it tell us anything about the proper times to bathe?
THINGS TO REMEMBER 1. Skin helps us in three ways. It prevents harmful things from entering the body. It helps keep us from getting too warm or too cold. It tells us about our sur- roundings, through our sense of touch.
Skin has an outside layer, with no blood-vessels or nerves. It keeps germs out of the body.
Skin contains hairs. These have t...wo oil glands each, HOW WE ARE WRAPPED UP 73 which make the oil which keeps the skin and hair soft and pliable. These hairs grow from the deep, live layers of the skin. In these deeper layers are nerves and blood, to feed the skin.
Skin contains sweat glands. These gather much water and some waste from the blood and pour it out on the surface of our skin as perspiration. When the perspira- tion dries or evaporates, it takes heat away from the body and we are cooler. Baths are necessary to wash away that part of perspiration that does not evaporate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
See if more or less water is given off. This shows how a warm bath calls the blood to the skin. Does it tell us anything about the proper times to bathe?
THINGS TO REMEMBER 1. Skin helps us in three ways. It prevents harmful things from entering the body. It helps keep us from getting too warm or too cold. It tells us about our sur- roundings, through our sense of touch.
Skin has an outside layer, with no blood-vessels or nerves. It keeps germs out of the body.
Skin contains hairs. These have t...wo oil glands each, HOW WE ARE WRAPPED UP 73 which make the oil which keeps the skin and hair soft and pliable. These hairs grow from the deep, live layers of the skin. In these deeper layers are nerves and blood, to feed the skin.
Skin contains sweat glands. These gather much water and some waste from the blood and pour it out on the surface of our skin as perspiration. When the perspira- tion dries or evaporates, it takes heat away from the body and we are cooler. Baths are necessary to wash away that part of perspiration that does not evaporate.
What to read after The Most Wonderful House in the World; the Mechanics And Hygiene of the Body?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary S Haviland to read onlineMoreLess
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