The Institutions of Physiology

Johann Friedrich Blumenbach

Bensley, 1817 - 426 Seiten

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SECT PAGE I Of the Living Human Body in general	1

Of the Fluids in general and particularly of the Blood	3

Of the Solids in general and particularly of the Mucous Tela	12

Of the Vital Powers in general and particularly of Contractility	16

Of the Mental Faculties	29

Of Health and Human Nature	32

Of the Motion of the Blood	49

Of Respiration and its principal Use	73

Of the Pancreatic Juice 205	206

Of the Bile	207

Of the Function of the Spleen	216

Of the Function of the Omentum	220

Of the Function of the Intestines	223

Of the Function of the Absorbent System	231

Of Sanguification	240

Of Nutrition	243

Of Voice and Speech	87

Of Animal Heat	96

Of the Cutaneous Perspiration	105

Of the Functions of the Nervous System in general	116

Of the external Senses in general and particularly of Touch	133

Of Taste	136

Of Smell	139

Of Hearing	143

Of Sight	147

Of the Voluntary Motions	161

Of Muscular Motion	166

Of Sleep	177

Of Food and Hunger	185

Of Mastication and Deglutition	193

Of Digestion	199

Of the Secretions in general	248

Of the Fat	257

Of the Urine	261

Of the general Differences between the Sexes	267

Of the Genital Function of the Male	274

Of the Genital Function of the Female in general	298

Of the Menstrua	307

Of Conception and Pregnancy	311

Of the Nisus Formativus	333

Of Labour and its Sequelæ	340

Of the Milk	345

Of the Differences in the System before and after Birth	355

Of the Growth stationary Condition and De crease of the System	363

begins at	376

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Bibliografische Informationen

Titel	The Institutions of Physiology Ausgabe 40275 von Early American imprints
Autor/in	Johann Friedrich Blumenbach
Herausgeber	John Elliotson
Übersetzt von	John Elliotson
Ausgabe	2
Verlag	Bensley, 1817
Original von	Oxford University
Digitalisiert	5. Mai 2006
Länge	426 Seiten

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