Human Physiology

absorbed action albumen anatomy animals aorta appears arteries auricles become bile blood blood-vessels body brain brutes called canal carbonic acid cause cavity cerebellum cerebral cerebrum chyle circulation coagulation cochlea colour contraction cornea discoveries disease dream duct effect excitement existence experiments external extremities faculties feeling fibres fibrin fluid functions Gall Gall's ganglia ganglionic glands glottis Haller head heart inferior influence intestines irritation lacteals less lungs Magendie matter membrane mesmerism mind minute motion muscular nature nervous system observed occur optic nerve organs oxygen papillæ pass peculiar persons Phil phrenology Physiologie portion posterior produced Prout pulpy quantity remarks respiration retina says secretion seen sensation sense sensibility serous membranes sleep sleep-waking smell sometimes spinal chord spinal nerves Spurzheim stomach substance surface taste temperature thoracic duct tion tongue Trans urine vegetable veins venous ventricle vessels Vimont volition