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THE STUDENT'S MANUAL

15. THE STOMACH:

1831.

a. Outer coat: a firm serus membrane.

b. Muscular coat: with muscular fibers running through it,

c. Third coat: loosely woven fibrous tissue.

d. Mucous coat: which contains the mucous glands.

e. Cardiac glands: those glands near the heart.

. f. Pyloric glands: those glands at the intestines.

16. THE VOCAL CORDS: by which the voice is produced 2026.

a. Lobules: with blood and lymph vessels, nerves and bile

duct branches running through them. Five sided and composed of cells 1102.

b. Portal veins: which carry blood through the liver 1102

17. THE LIVER: II. PHYSIOLOGY: 1486.

1. DIGESTION:

2. RESPIRATION:

a. Gastric juice: which acts on proteids 1831.

b. Pancreatic juice: a universal digester 1831.

c. Pepsin: a ferment contained in the gastric juice 1451.

d. Enzymes: which digest insoluble foods 620.

e. Hydrochloric acid: which sets the gastric juice work-

ing 1831.

f. Saliva: a digestive fluid made by the mouth 1665.

g. Bile: a digestive fluid made by the liver 1102.

h. Chyme: liquid condition of food when it passes from

stomach 1831. i. Lymph: a fluid which carries food through walls of

capillaries 1126.

j. Proteids: which are mostly tissue-forming foods 1553. k. Carbohydrates: the sugars, starch and cellulose foods

775; 1844; 1811. 1. Blood: which carries food and water to the tissues of

the body 229. m. Liver: which performs many offices of digestion 1102.

a. External: which takes place in the lungs 1603.

b. Internal: which takes place in the tissues of the body

1603.

c. Air: which supplies oxygen used in respiration 33.

d. Carbonic acid: the carbon dioxide formed by respira-

tion 332.

e. Blood: which carries oxygen to the lungs and tissues

and carries dioxide away 228.

3. THE SENSES:

a. Smell: the sense that perceives odors 1768.

b. Taste: the sense that distinguishes the qualities of

foods 1873.

c. Touch: the sense that distinguishes contact and pres-

sure 1927.

d. Hearing: the sense by which sounds are distinguished

573.

e. Sight: the sense that distinguishes the sensations of

light 572.

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