Nervous
Nervous System.—in Proportion As Our Knowledge Of The Intimate Texture Of Ani Mal And Vegetable Organisms Advances, The Doctrine Gains Ground That Many Of The Phe Nomena, Called Vital, Are To Be Attributed To The Special Endowments Of Distinct Forms Of Animal Or Vegetable Matter ; Distinct As Regards Their ...
Nervous
Nervous System.—in Tracing The Develop Ment Of The Nervous System Through The Heterogangliate Or Molluscous Type Of Orga Nization, We Find In The Gasteropodous Genera Which Approach Nearest To The Cephalopodous Or Highest Division, That The Ganglions Which Are Concentrated About The Head, Are Arranged In Three Groups : One, ...
Nervous System
Nervous System And Sympathetic Nerve. The Nervous Ganglions Consist Of A Number Of Oval Or Roundish Organs Connected With Certain Nerves, And Placed Deeply In The Tnmk Of The Body, To Which They Are Confined, Being Situated, With The Exception Of Those Of The Head, In The Immediate Vicinity Of ...
Nervous System And Organs
Nervous System And Organs Of The Senses. - The General Arrangement Of The Nervous System And Structure Of The Organs Of Sensation Offer In The Class Before Us No Peen Liarities Of Sufficient Physiological Importance To Require A Detailed Description: We Append, However, Figures Representing The Cerebral Con Volutions And ...
Neurology
Neurology. - The Brain Of The Monkey's, Of The Old World Represents An Imperfect Outline Of The Brain Of Man. By The Form And The Number Of Convolutions, Leuret * Proved That It Approaches To The Brain Of The Human Subject ; But However Great This Analogy May Be, There ...
Nf Nf
Nf, Nf'. _ Centre. Of Gravity.—the Centre Of Gravity Of Any Body Is A Point About Which, If Acted Upon Only By The Force Of Gravity, It Will Ba Lance Itself In All Positions ; Or, It Is A Point Which, If Supported, The Body Will Be Sup Ported However ...
Nintii Pair Of Nerves
Nintii Pair Of Nerves (nervi Hypoglessi, Tel Gostotorii, Wi Nslow ; Lingtudis, Vic D'azyr; A Inth Nerve Of Willis; 2'wellch Of Scemmenng.) The Ninth Pair Of Nerves Take Their Origin From The Side Of The Medulla Ob Longata, Cornmencimr By A Variable Number Of Small Radicles In The Fissure Which ...
Niorbid Anatomy 00 The
Niorbid Anatomy 00 The Nose. Congenital Defects.—the Extreme Of Thece Found When The Normal State Of The Very Ea Fcetus Continues And The Nose Is Nearly Abse Such A Case Is Described By Soemmering. 1 Child Was Born At The Full Term : The Brain Malformed, And There Were No ...
Non Plastic Products
-non-plastic Products. Products Of This Class Are Composed Of Ma Terials Either (first) Completely Inorganic ; Or (secondly) Of Elements, Though Organic, Inca Pable Of Assuming Organized Arrangement ; Or (thirdly) They Are Formed Of A Union Of Sub Stances Of Both These Kinds. Of The First Va Riety One ...
Normal Anatomy Of Hip Joint
Hip-joint, Normal Anatomy Of (in Human Anatomy).—fr. Articulation Iliofemorak ; Germ. Iluft Gclenk.—this Joint Belongs To The Class Of Enarthrodial Or Ball And Socket Joints, Being Formed By The Adaptation Of The Head Of The Femur To The Acetabulum Of The Os Innominatum. These Bones Are Con Nected By A ...
Normal Liver
Liver, Normal Anatomy.—syn. Gr. Wrap; Lat. Jecur, Berm ; Fran. Foie ; Germ. Leber ; Ital. Legato. The Liver Is A Conglo Merate Gland Of Large Size, Appended To The Alimentary Canal, And Performing The Double Office Of Separating Certain Impurities From The Venous Blood Of The Chylopoietic Viscera, Pre ...
Of Protein Basis
Of Protein-basis. Blood Effused Into The Tissues May Be Either (a) Absorbed Wholly Or Partially, Or (b) Not Absorbed. (a) 1. If The Blood Be Absorbed Wholly, No Vestige Of The Hmmorrhage May Ultimately Be Traceable, Even In The Condition Of The Tissue Amid Which It Occurred ; Or (as ...
Of Respiratory Muscular Power
Of Respiratory Muscular Power. Young Falls Into An Error In Supposing " That In Muscles Of The Same Kind The Strength Must Be As The Number Of Fibres, Or As The Extent Of The Surface Which Would He Formed By Cutting The Muscle Across ; And It Is Not Improbable ...