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Title: Physiology: a manual of 1000 questions and answers systematically arranged, containing a full treatment of the physiological effects of alcohol and narcotics
Year: 1888 (1880s)
Authors: Clark, W(illiam) A(rthur), 1853- (from old catalog)
Subjects: Physiology
Publisher: Lebanon, Ohio, C. K. Hamilton & co
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress

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ide of the wound away from the heart. Lint, dry earth,or a simple bandage applied directly to a small wound will checkthe flow. 531. What is Congestion ? Congestion is an unusual accumulation of blood in some or-gan or part of the body, resulting from checking the natural flowof the blood through the tissues involved. Blushing is tempo-rary congestion of the small blood vessels of the face and neck;and a Cold is congestion of the lungs and viscera, 532. What is Inflammation ? Inflammation is a congested state of the capillaries andsmaller blood vessels in some part of the body, caused by someirritation which produces an unusual determination of blood tothe part. It is characterized by redness, heat, swelling and pain. 533. What causes Fainting? Fainting is caused by a lack of blood in the brain ; thereforea person exhibiting a tendency to faint should be placed in ahorizontal position, that the heart may more easily drive theblood to that organ. Respiratory System. 83 HEART AND I^UNGS
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A View of the Bronchia and Blood-Vessels of the Lungs as shown by Dissec-tion, as well as the relative Position of the Lungs to the Heart. 1, End of theLeft Auricle of the Heart. 2, The Right Auricle. 3, The Left Ventricle with itsVessels. 4, The Right Vertricle with its Vessels. 5, Pulmonary Artery. 6, Archof the Aorta. 7, Superior Vena Cava. 8, Arteria Innominata. 9, Left Primi-tive Carotid Artery. 10, Left Sub-C)avian Artery. 11, The Trachea. 12, TheLarynx. 13, Upper Lobe of the Right Lung. 14, Upper Lobe of the Left Lung.15, Trunk of the Right Pulmonary Artery. IB, Lower Lobes of the Lungs. TheDistribution of the Bronchia ard of the Arteries and Veins, as well as some ofthe Air-Cclls of the Lungs, are also shown in this dissection. 84 Manual of Physiology. RESPIRATORY SYSTEM. Didactic Note—Special attention should be given to thisSystem on account of its intimate relations to good health andthe prevalence of disease resulting from the ignorant and heed-less neglect of simple hyg

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