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Identifier: anatomyphysiolog00mayc (find matches)
Title: Anatomy, physiology and hygiene
Year: 1890 (1890s)
Authors: May, Charles Henry, 1861-1943
Subjects: Human anatomy Physiology Hygiene, Popular. (from old catalog)
Publisher: New York, W. Wood and company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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Fig. 58.—Diagram Showing the Course of the Blood Through the Heart, Lungs, and Body in General. air it takes oxygen, and it gives to it the poisonous carbonicacid gas. So that in passing through the lungs the blood hasgained oxygen and lost the poisonous gas ; and in doing this itchanges from the dark red color it had before to a brightred color ; it is now purified. The capillaries soon join to form 116 ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, AND HYGIENE. larger and larger tubes, and these unite to form several largeblood-vessels, which carry the purified blood back to the heart.But this time it passes to the left side,of the heart, first throughthe left auricle and then through the left ventricle. Whenenough blood has flowed into the heart it contracts andsqueezes it out into a very large blood-vessel (the aorta), whichcarries it to the tissues in different parts of the body. 241. All this is shown very well in diagram in Fig. 58.
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Fig. 59.—The Valves of the Heart, and Between the Heart and the Large Vessels which Leave It. Starting above, we see the heart; the shaded part to the leftrepresents the right side of the heart. The impure bloodpasses from here to the lungs, gradually becoming purifiedand brighter as it passes through this organ. From the lungsit is seen to pass in its bright color to the left side of the heart(which is the portion of the heart unshaded on the diagram).From here we see it pass along, as the arrow indicates, to thedifferent parts of the body, called on the diagram the system.Passing through the system and through the abdominal organs, THE BLOOD AND THE CIRCULATION. 117 as shown in the diagram, the blood gradually becomes darker,and is shown to be carried by the large veins back again intothe right side of the heart, the point at which we began totrace it. 242. Valves of the Heart.—The valves of the heart resem-ble lids which are placed between the different spaces in theheart. They

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