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Identifier: textbookoffirsta00burn (find matches)
Title: A text-book of first aid and emergency treatment
Year: 1917 (1910s)
Authors: Burnham, Athel Campbell, b. 1880
Subjects: Emergencies First Aid
Publisher: Philadelphia, Lea & Febiger
Contributing Library: Columbia University Libraries
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Fig. 20.-Nerves of the skin of the palm ..f the hand and arm. (Gray.) THE NERVOUS SYSTEM 53 The Brain,—^This large solid organ, located in the skull,is the seat of the mind and the origin of voluntary impulses.
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It is made up of cells and nerve fibers. Any injiu-y to thebrain is serious because it may interfere with the mind or 54 ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY with tlie ability to perforin voluntary actions. Certaincenters which control \ital functions, for example, respira-tion, are located in the brain. If such a center is injureddeath folloMs as an innnediate result. The brain is com-posed of the cerebrum, which is the larger portion, and islocated ixhow and anteriorly, and the smaller portion, thecerebellum, which is posterior and below. Just below the cerebellum is a prolongation of the brainin the shape of a truncated cone, the base being continuouswith the brain and the apex with the spinal cord. This isthe medulla oblongata, and in it are found the vital centershn- the control of respiration and the action of the heart. The Spinal Cord.—Passing from the lower end of themedulla and continuous with it is the si)inal cord, which isabout the size of, or a little larger than, a lead-pencil. Iti

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