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Structure and Functions of the Body

INDEX.

Reading edition

Abdomen, 132

muscles, 132, et seq.

nerves, 134

regions, 134, 135

contents, 135, 136

Abdominal aorta, 107, 109

Abducens nerve, 83

Abscess, 34, 51, 52, 100, 137, 152, 159, 168

Absorbent vessels or lymphatics, 34

Absorption of food, 33

in intestines, 144

in mouth, 136

in stomach, 140

Accommodation of eye, 72

Acetabulum, 162, 187

Acromion process, 173

Adam’s apple, 121

Adductor magnus muscle, 190

Adenoids, 62

Adipose tissue, 16

Air, changes by breathing, 129, 130

complemental, 129

residual, 129

supplemental, 129

tidal, 129

Air cells, 27

Albumin in urine, 158

Albuminoids, 12

Alimentary canal, 136, et seq.

Alveoli of lungs, 126

Amœba, 12

Ampullæ of mamma or breast, 100

Amputation, 177

Amylopsin, 144

Anabolism, 147

Anasarca, 152

Anatomy, 11

Anconeus muscle, 182, 183

Anemia, 120

Aneurism, 109

Ankle, 195

Annular ligaments, 184, 198

Ano-spinal reflex, 146

Antrum of Highmore, 54, 57

Anus, 141, 146

Aorta, 99, 107, 109

Aortic valve, 104

Aponeuroses, 23

Apoplexy, 79, 118

Appendages of the skin, 40

Appendix, vermiform, 145

Aqueous humor, 70

Arachnoid, 76

Areola, 100

Areolar tissue, 15

Arteries, 27, 28, 29 , 107

nerves, 29

of back, 94, 95

of brain, 77

of breast, 100

of chest, 99

of heart, 107

of intestine, 143, 145

of kidney, 156

of lower extremity, 198, 199

of organs of generation, 168

of pancreas, 153

of spleen, 153

of stomach, 139

of upper extremity, 185, 186

structure, 27

Artery, axillary, 99, 100, 108, 185

basilar, 77, 108

brachial, 108, 177, 185

carotid, common, 107, 108

internal and external, 108, 137

celiac axis, 109, 143, 150, 153

cerebral, 77

circumflex, 186

coronary, 107

communicating, 78

digital, 186

dorsalis pedis, 199

epigastric, deep, 198

facial, 28

femoral, 190, 198

gastric, 109

hepatic, 109, 150

iliac, common, 107, 109

internal and external, 95, 109, 198

circumflex, 198

innominate, 107

intercostal, 95, 97, 100, 108

lumbar, 95, 109

mammary, internal, 99, 100, 108

mediastinal, 99

mesenteric, 109, 143, 145, 153

ophthalmic, 70

peroneal, 199

phrenic, 99, 109

plantar, internal and external, 199

popliteal, 198

profunda, superior and inferior, 175, 186

femoris, 198

pudic, 168

pulmonary, 106, 110

radial, 108, 185

renal, 109

spermatic or ovarian, 109, 168

splenic, 109, 153

subclavian, 94, 99, 107, 108, 185

suprarenal, 109

suprascapular, 94

thyroid axis, 108

tibial, 198

transversalis colli, 94

ulnar, 108, 185

umbilical, 107

uterine, 168

vertebral, 77

Arytenoid cartilages, 122

Ascending aorta, 107

colon, 145

Ascites, 34, 152

Asphyxia, 128

Astigmatism, 73

Astragalus, 195

Atlas, 91

Auditory meatus, 52

canal, external, 63

internal, 64

center, 81

nerve, 64, 65, 84

Auricles of heart, 103

Axilla, 32

Axillary artery, 99, 100, 108, 185

Axis, 91

Axis-cylinder process, 36, 37

Back, 88, et seq.

muscles, 93, 94

arteries, 94, 95

nerves, 95

Basilar artery, 77, 108

Basilic vein, 109

Biceps of arm, 175, 176

of leg, 190, 191

Bicipital groove, 175

Bicuspid or mitral valve, 104

teeth, 60

Bile, 36, 143, 150

Bilirubin, 12, 143, 151

Biliverdin, 143, 151

Bladder, 160

Blind spot, 70

Blood, 27, 116, et seq.

amount, 116

arterial and venous, 29

circulation of, 29, 105, et seq.

coagulation, 117, 118

coloring matter, 119

composition, 116, 117

corpuscles, 116, 118, et seq.

fibrin, 117

functions of, 116

plaques, 120

plasma, 33, 116, 117

pressure, 114, 115

serum, 117

vessels, 27, et seq.

Bone, 17

astragalus, 195

atlas, 91

axis, 91

canaliculi, 17

cancellous or spongy, 17

carpal, 180, 181

chemical composition, 18

clavicle, 171

coccyx, 90, 161

compact, 17, 18

cuboid, 195

cuneiform, 181, 195

endosteum of, 18

ethmoid, 48, 53

femur, 187

fibula, 194, 195

formation of, 18

frontal, 49

Haversian canals of, 17

humerus, 175

hyoid, 60

ilium, 161, 162

incus, 63

innominate, 161, 162

ischium, 161, 163

lachrymal, 48, 54

lacunæ of, 17

lamellæ of, 17

malar, 48, 54

malleus, 63

marrow of, 18

maxillary, inferior, 48, 55

superior, 48, 54

metacarpal, 181

metatarsal, 195

nasal, 48, 55

navicular, 195

occipital, 48, 50

os calcis, 195

os innominatum, 161, 162

os magnum, 181

palate, 48, 54

parietal, 48, 49

patella, 19, 192

pelvis, 161

periosteum of, 18

phalanges, of foot, 195

of hand, 181

pisiform, 181

pubes, 161, 163

radius, 178, 179

ribs, 97, 98

sacrum, 90, 161

scaphoid, 181, 195

scapula, 173

semilunar, 181

sphenoid, 48, 52

stapes, 63

sternum, 97

structure of, 17

tarsal, 195

temporal, 48, 51

tibia, 194

trapezium, 181

trapezoid, 181

turbinated, 53

inferior, 48, 53, 54

ulna, 177, 178

unciform, 181

vertebræ, 88

vomer, 48, 55

Bones, classification of, 19

flat, 20

function of, 19, 20

long, 19

of back, 88

of chest, 97, 98

of cranium, 48, et seq.

of face, 53, et seq.

of lower extremity, 187, et seq.

of upper extremity, 171, et seq.

pelvic, 161, et seq.

sesamoid, 19

short, 20

Wormian, 19, 49

Bow leg, 195

Brachial artery, 108, 177, 185

plexus, 84, 85

Brachialis anticus, 175, 177

Brain, 75, et seq.

areas, 81, 82

arteries, 77

function, 80, et seq.

parts, 75

Broad ligaments of uterus, 165, 166, 168

Bronchi, 123, 125

Buffy coat, 117

Bursæ, synovial, 20, 178

Bursitis, 194

Buttocks, 190

Canal, alimentary, 136, et seq.

auditory, 63, 64

central, of cord, 81

Haversian, 17

semicircular, 64, 66

Canaliculi of bone, 17

Cancellous tissue of bone, 17

Cancer, 35, 58, 62, 100, 122, 139, 146, 169

Canine teeth, 60

Canthus of eye, 67, 68

Capillaries, 28, 29

Capitellum, 175

Capsular ligament of hip, 193

Carbohydrates, 12, 26, 147, 148, 151

Cardiac cycle, 104

muscle, 22, 25

nerve, 78

plexus, 87

Caries, 98

Carotids, common, 107, 108

internal and external, 108, 137

Carpal bones, 180, 181

Carpus or wrist, 180, 181

Cartilage, 16

Cartilages, arytenoid, 122

costal, 98

cricoid, 121

thyroid, 121

triangular, 57

Casein, 11

Cauda equina, 79, 91

Cecum, 145

Celiac axis, 109, 150, 153

Cells, 12, 13

Central canal of cord, 81

Cephalocele, 53

Cerebellum, 51, 78

Cerebral arteries, 77

veins, 78

Cerebro-spinal fluid, 34, 76, 79

meningitis, 79

nervous system, 75, et seq.

Cerebrum or brain proper, 51, 75

Cervical nerves, 84

plexus, 84

vertebræ, 90, 91

Cervix of uterus, 168

Chemical composition of the body, 11

of bone, 18

Chest or thorax, 96

arteries, 99

bones, 97, 98

muscles, 98, 99

nerves, 99

Cholesterin, 143

Chordæ tendineæ, 104

Choroid, 68

Chromatic aberration, 73

Chyle, 32, 33, 144

Chyme, 139, 140

Cilia, 15, 27

Ciliary muscles, 69, 72

processes, 69, 72

Circle of Willis, 78, 108

Circulation of the blood, fetal, 106, 107

portal, 109, 110

pulmonary, 110

systemic, 105, 106, 107, et seq., 112, 113

Circumflex artery, 186

Circumflex nerve, 85, 186

Circumvallate papillæ, 61

Cirrhosis of liver, 152

Clavicle, 171

Cleft palate, 55

Clitoris, 170

Clotting of blood, 23, 117, 118

of lymph, 33

of muscle, 23

Club-foot, 195

Coccygeal nerve, 84

vertebræ, 90

Coccyx, 90, 161

Cochlea, 64, 65

Colles’ fracture, 171, 180

Color blindness, 73

perception, 73

Coloring matters, 12

of bile, 143, 151

of blood, 119

Colon, ascending, 145

descending, 145

transverse, 145

Columnæ carneæ, 104

Commissures of cord, 80

Common bile duct, 150

Communicating arteries, 78

Compact tissue of bone, 17, 18

Condyles, humerus, 175

femur, 189

Conjunctiva, 67

Conjugate focus, 71

Convolutions of brain, 76

Connective tissue, 15, et seq.

areolar, 15

bony, 17

cartilaginous, 16

elastic, 15

fatty or adipose, 16

fibrous, 15

Coraco-brachialis, 177

Coracoid process of scapula, 173

Cordiform tendon, 98

Cornea, 27, 68, 70

Cornicula laryngis, 122

Coronary artery, 107

sinus, 105

valve, 105

Coronal suture, 48

Coronoid fossa, 175

process, 178

Corpus luteum, 166

Corpuscles of blood, 116, 118, et seq.

tactile, 37, 39, 46

Corti, organ of, 65

Costal cartilages, 98

Coughing, 131

“Coxa vera,” 189

Cranial nerves, 77, 78, 83, 84

Craniotabes, 53

Cranium, bones of, 48, et seq.

Cribriform plate of ethmoid bone, 53

Cricoid cartilage, 121

Crista galli, 53

Cross eye, 72

Crossed pyramidal tract, 82

Crucial ligaments, 193

Crural nerves, 85, 199

Crureus, 190

Crying, 131

Crypts of Lieberkühn, 143, 144, 145

Crystalline lens, 69, 70

Cuboid bone, 195

Cuneiform bones, ankle, 195

wrist, 181

cartilages, 122

Cutaneous nerves, 46, 85

Cystic duct, 143, 152

Deltoid, 174

Dendrites, 36

Derma, 39

Descending aorta, 107

colon, 145

Diabetes mellitus, 151, 196

Diaphragm, 98, 99, 128

Diaphysis, 18

Diastole, 104, 106

Differentiation of tissues, 13

Digestion, in mouth, 136

in small intestine, 143, 144

in stomach, 139, 140

of fats, 144

of proteids, 140, 144

of starch, 136, 144

Digital arteries, 186

Diphtheria, 35

Diploë, 20, 48

Direct cerebellar tract, 82

pyramidal tract, 80, 82

Dislocation, 180, 193, 194

Diuretics, 158

Dorsal or thoracic nerves, 84, 85

vertebræ, 90, 91

Dorsalis pedis artery, 199

Duct, common bile, 150

cystic, 143, 152

ejaculatory, 165

hepatic, 143, 150

lachrymal, 68

of Rivinus, 62

pancreatic, 153

right lymphatic, 31, 32

Stensen’s, 62

Wharton’s, 62

Ductless glands, 36

Ductus arteriosus, 106, 107

communis choledochus or common bile duct, 150

Duodenum, 142

Dupuytren’s contraction, 184

Dura mater, 15, 76, 79

Ear, 63, et seq.

external, 63

function of, 65

internal, 64

function of, 65

middle, 63

function of, 65

Edema, 33, 34, 122

Eighth nerve, 64, 84

Ejaculatory duct, 165

Elbow, 32

joint, 185

Elastic tissue, 15

Eleventh nerve, 84

Emmetropic eye, 72

Emphysema, 97

Empyema of gall-bladder, 152, 153

of lungs, 126

End bulbs, 37

Endocardium, 103

Endolymph, 64, 65

Endosteum, 18

Endothelium, 14, 40

Ensiform cartilage, 97

Epidermis, 27, 39

Epigastric artery, 198

Epigastrium, 135

Epiglottis, 60, 121, 136

Epiphysis, 18, 189, 193

Epithelium, 14, 27

ciliated, 15, 27

columnar, 14

glandular, 14

pavement, 14

simple, 14

stratified, 14

Erythrocytes, 118, 119

Esophagus, 138

Ethmoid bone, 53

Eustachian tubes, 52, 63

valve, 106, 107

Excreting glands, 35

Extensor carpi radialis longior, 182, 183

brevior, 182, 183

ulnaris, 182, 183

communis digitorum, 182, 184

indicis, 182, 184

minimi digiti, 182, 184

ossis metacarpi pollicis, 182, 183

primi internodii pollicis, 182, 183

secundi internodii pollicis, 182, 183

Eye, 66, et seq.

accommodation, 72

coats of, 68

color of, 69

formation of image in, 70, et seq.

humors of, 70

muscles of, 67

nerves of, 67, 68

teeth, 60

Eyeball, 66

Eyebrows, 66

Eyelashes, 67

Eyelids, 66, 67

Face, bones of, 53, et seq.

Facial artery, 28

nerve, 83, 84

Fallopian tubes, 166, 167

Far-sightedness, 72, 73

Fat or adipose tissue, 16

Fats, 12, 147, 148

absorption, 144

digestion, 143, 144

False pelvis, 163

ribs, 97

Fascia, lumbar, 133

Fascia, palmar, 184

plantar, 198

Fasciæ, 15, 21

Fasciculi, 21

Fauces, pillars of, 59

Feces, 146

Female generative organs, 163, 165, et seq.

Femoral artery, 190, 198

Femur, 187

Fenestra ovalis, 63, 65

rotunda, 65

Ferments, 12, 136, 144

Fetal circulation, 106, 107

Fetus, 111

Fever, 45

Fibrin, 11, 23, 33, 117

ferment, 117

Fibrinogen, 117

Fibrous tissue, 15

Fibula, 194, 195

Fifth nerve, 83

Filum terminale, 78, 91

Fimbriæ, 167

First nerve, 83

Fissure of Rolando, 75, 82

of Sylvius, 75

Flexor carpi radialis, 182, 183

ulnaris, 182, 183

longus pollicis, 182, 183

profundus digitorum, 182, 183

sublimis digitorum, 182, 183

Floating ribs, 97

Follicles, Graafian, 166

Fontanelles, 19, 49

Food, 147

amount, 148

classes of, 147

cooking, 148

function, 147, 148

Foot, bones of, 195, 196

muscles of, 198

Foramen, intervertebral, 90

magnum, 50

nutrient, 19

obturator, 163

of Majendie, 79

optic, 66, 70

ovale, 106

Foreign bodies, 118, 122, 137, 146

Fossa, coronoid, 175

glenoid, 51

iliac, 163

nasal, 55, 57

olecranon, 175

Fourchette, 170

Fourth nerve, 68, 83

Fovea centralis, 70

Fractures, 98, 164, 171, 174, 175, 177, 180, 181, 193, 194, 195, 196

Frenum of tongue, 60

Frontal bone, 48, 49

Gall-bladder 143, 152, 153

stones, 143

Ganglia, 87, 110

Gangrene, 180, 199

Gastric artery, 109

glands, 35

juice, 139

vein, 110, 150

Gastrocnemius, 196

Generative organs, female, 163, 165, et seq.

male, 163, 164, 165

Genito-crural nerve, 85

Gladiolus 97

Glands, 32, 35, 36

ductless, 36

excreting, 35

functions, 36

gastric, 35

lachrymal, 68

lymphatic, 32, 34, 35

mammary, 99, 100

Meibomian, 67

of Lieberkühn, 143, 144, 145

parotid, 51, 62

Peyer’s, 142

procreating, 165

prostate, 164, 165

racemose, 35

salivary, 35, 61, 136

sebaceous, 35, 40, 41

secreting, 35

solitary, 142, 145

sublingual, 56, 62

submaxillary, 56, 62

sweat, 35, 42

thymus, 124

thyroid, 124

Glenoid cavity, 173

fossa, 51

Globulin, 11

Glosso-pharyngeal nerve, 61, 84

Glottis, 122, 129

Gluteal nerves, 199

Glutei muscles, 190

Glycogen, 26, 36, 150, 151

Goiter, 124

Gonorrhea, 160, 168

Graafian follicles, 166

Gray matter of brain and cord, 36, 75, 76, 78, 80, 81

Green-stick fracture, 19

Groin, glands of, 32, 35

Gustatory cells, 61

Hair, 27, 40

follicle, 40

Hamstring, inner, 191

outer, 191

Hard palate, 55, 59

Haversian canals, 17

Hearing, sense of, 65

Heart, 101, et seq.

beat, 102, 104, 111, 112

nerves, 110, 111

position, 102

sounds, 111

structure, 103, 104

Heat center, 45

production, 44

prostration, 45

stroke, 45

Hemoglobin, 119, 130

Hemorrhage, 139, 186

Hemorrhoidal veins, 146

Hemorrhoids, 146

Henle’s loops, 156

Hepatic artery, 109, 150

duct, 143, 150

flexure, 145, 146

veins, 110

Hernia, 146, 164

Hiccough, 99, 131

Highmore, antrum of, 54, 57

Hilum of kidney, 155

Hip-joint, 192

Housemaid’s knee, 194

Humerus, 175

Humors of eye, 70

Humpback or Pott’s disease, 91

Hydrocarbons, 12

Hydrocephalus, 34

Hydrochloric acid, 139, 140

Hydrothorax, 34

Hymen, 170

Hyoid bone, 60

Hypermetropia or far-sightedness, 72, 73

Hypochondriac regions, 135

Hypogastric plexus, 87

region, 135

Hypoglossal nerve, 84

Idiocy, 53

Ileo-cecal valve, 142, 145

Ileo-pectineal line, 163

Ileum, 142

Iliac artery, common, 107, 109

deep circumflex, 198

external and internal, 95, 109, 198

fosssæ, 163

Ilio-hypogastric nerve, 85

Ilio-inguinal nerve, 85

Ilium, 161, 162

Impacted hip, 193

Incisor teeth, 60

Incus, 63

Infundibula of lung, 125, 127

Inguinal regions, 135

Innominate artery, 107

bone, 161, 162

veins, 109

Inorganic compounds in body, 12

Intercostal arteries, 95, 97, 100, 108

muscles, 98, 128

nerves, 85, 97, 99, 134

Intercellular substance, 14, 17

Interossei muscles, 184

Interosseous nerves, 85, 186

Internal secretion, 36

Intervertebral foramen, 90

Intestines, 141, et seq.

large, 141, 145

function, 146

glands, 145

nerves, 145

structure, 145, 146

small, 141, 142, et seq.

blood-vessels, 143

function, 143, 144

glands, 142, 143

nerves, 143

structure, 142

Intima, 27

Intralobular vein, 150

Intussusception, 146

Involuntary muscle, 21

Iris, 68, 69, 72

Ischium, 161, 163

Island of Reil, 75

Jaundice, 35, 152, 153, 158

Jejunum, 142

Joints, 15, 20

classes of, 20, 21

ankle, 195

elbow, 21, 185

hip, 21, 192

knee, 193

motion of, 20, 21

shoulder, 21, 185

wrist, 185

Jugular veins, 109

Juice, gastric, 139

pancreatic, 143, 144, 153

Katabolism, 147

Kidneys, 155, et seq.

floating, 159

function, 156, et seq.

position, 155

structure, 155, 156

Knee-jerk, 83

Knee-joint, 193

Labia majora, 169

minora or nymphæ, 170

Labyrinth, membranous, 64, 65

osseous, 64

Lachrymal bones, 48, 54

canal, 54, 57

duct, 68

gland, 68

sac, 54, 68

Lacteals, 32, 144

Lacunæ of bone, 17

Lambdoidal suture, 48

Lamellæ of bone, 17

Laminæ of vertebræ, 89

Large intestine, 141, 145

Laryngitis, 122

Laryngotomy, 122

Larynx, 121

Latissimus dorsi, 93

Laughing, 131

Lens, crystalline, 69, 70

Leucocytes, 33, 34, 119, 120

Levator scapulæ, 93

Levatores of ribs, 129

Lieberkühn, glands of, 143, 144, 145

Ligaments, 15, 20, 21

annular, 184, 198

broad, of uterus, 165, 166, 168

capsular, of hip, 21, 193

crucial, of knee, 193

orbicular, 178

Poupart’s, 132

round, of uterus, 168

suspensory, of liver, 149

thyro-arytenoid, 122

Ligamentum nuchæ, 50, 91, 93

patellæ, 190, 192, 193, 194

teres, 187

Line, Nélaton’s, 189

Linea alba, 132

aspera, 187

Liver, 36, 149, et seq.

blood supply, 150

diseases of, 152

function, 150, et seq.

position, 149

structure, 149, 150

Loops of Henle, 156

Lower extremities, 187, et seq.

Lumbar artery, 95, 109

fascia, 133

nerves, 84, 85

plexus, 84

regions, 135

vertebræ, 90

Lumbricales, 184

Lungs, 125, et seq.

function, 127, et seq.

nerves, 127

position, 126

structure, 126, 127

Lupus, 58

Lymph, 30, 32

capillaries, 30

character, 32, 33

flow of, 33

function, 34

spaces, 30

transudation of, 33

Lymphatic glands, 32, 34, 35

system, 27, 29, et seq.

vessels, 30, 31

valves of, 31, 32, 33

Macula lutea, 70

Malar or cheek bone, 48, 54

Malaria, 154

Male organs of generation, 163, 164, 165

Malleolus of fibula, 194, 195

of tibia, 194

Malleus, 63

Malpighian bodies, 156

pyramids, 156

Mammary artery, internal, 99, 100, 108

glands, 99, 100

Manubrium, 97

Marrow of bone, 18

Masseter, 51, 54

Mastoid abscess, 51, 52

cells, 51, 64

portion of temporal bone, 51

Maxillary bone, inferior, 48, 55

superior, 48, 54

McBurney’s point, 145

Meatus, auditory, 52, 65

nasal, 57

urinarius, 160, 165, 170

Median, cephalic vein, 109

nerve, 85, 186

vein, 109

Mediastinal artery, 99

Mediastinum, 32, 126

Medulla or marrow, 18

Medulla oblongata, 78, 79, 82

Medullary artery, 19

canal, 19

sheath, 37

Meibomian duct, 74

glands, 67

Membrana tympani or drum, 63

Membranous labyrinth, 64, 65

Mesenteric arteries, 109, 143, 145, 153

veins, 110, 150

Mesenteries, 32, 134

Metabolism, 45, 147, 151, 152

Metacarpal bones, 181

Metatarsal bones, 195

Micturition, 157

Milk teeth, 60

Mitral valve, 104

Molar teeth, 60

Monometer, 114

Mons Veneris, 169

Motor areas, 81, 82

center, 81, 82

oculi nerve, 68, 83

tract, 82

Mouth, 59, et seq.

Mucous membrane, 40

Mucus, 40

Mumps, 62

Muscle, 21, et seq.

action, 23, 24

cardiac, 22, 25

characteristics, 22, 23, 24, 25

classes of, 21

fatigue of, 26, 27

function of, 24

smooth, 21, 25

sounds, 25

striated, 21, 23, 25

work, 25, 26

Muscles of abdomen, 132, et seq.

of arm, 175, 176, 177

of back, 93, 94

of chest, 98, 99, 128

of foot, 198

of forearm, 182

of hand, 184

of head, 50, 51, 54, 55, 58, 67, 69

of leg, 196, et seq.

of neck, 51, 92, 93, 129

of shoulder, 174

of thigh, 189, et seq.

Musculo-cutaneous nerve, 85, 186, 199

Musculo-spiral nerve, 85, 175, 186

Musical sounds, 65

Myopia or near-sightedness, 72, 73

Myosin, 11, 23

Myosinogen, 23

Nails, 27, 40

Nares, 57

Nasal bones, 55

duct, 68

fossæ, 55, 57

meatus, 57

Nasal septum, 55

Navicular or scaphoid bone, 195

Near-sightedness, 72, 73

Neck, glands of, 32

muscles of, 51, 92

Nélaton’s line, 189

Nerve, 37

action of, 37, 38, 83

cell or gray matter, 36

fiber or white matter, 36

function, 37

ganglia, 87, 110

motor, 82

plexus, 29, 84, et seq.

sensory, 82, 83

terminations, 37

Nerves, 24, 36

abducens, 83

auditory, 64, 65, 84

cardiac, 78

cervical, 84

circumflex, 85, 186

coccygeal, 84

cranial, 77, 78, 83, 84

crural, anterior, 85, 199

cutaneous, 46, 85

dorsal or thoracic, 84, 85

eighth, 64, 84

eleventh, 84

facial, 83

fifth, 83

first, 83

fourth, 68, 83

genito-crural, 85

glosso-pharyngeal, 61, 84

gluteal, 199

hypoglossal, 84

ilio-hypogastric, 61, 85

ilio-inguinal, 85

intercostal, 85, 97, 99, 134

interosseous, 85, 186

lumbar, 84, 85

median, 85, 186

motor oculi, 68, 83

musculo-cutaneous, 85, 186, 199

musculo-spiral, 85, 175, 186

ninth, 84

obturator, 85

olfactory, 53, 58, 83

optic, 70, 71, 76, 83

patheticus, 83

phrenic, 85, 99, 130

plantar, 85

pneumogastric, 84, 110, 111, 127, 130, 153

popliteal, 85, 199

post-tibial, 85

radial, 85

sacral, 84

sciatic, 85, 163, 199

second, 70, 83

seventh, 83

sixth, 68, 83

spinal, 84, 95

accessory, 84, 95, 137

suprascapular, 186

sympathetic, 87, 110, 127, 137, 143, 145, 168

tenth, 84

third, 68, 72, 83

thoracic, 186

cutaneous, 100

tibial, 86, 87, 199

trifacial, 61, 83

twelfth, 84

ulnar, 85, 175, 186

vagus, 84, 110, 111, 127, 130, 153

vasoconstrictors, 115

dilators, 115

motor, 29, 78, 115

Nervous system, 38, 75, et seq.

tissue, 13, 36

Neurilemma, 37

Ninth nerve, 84

Nipple, 100

Nose, 57, 58

bleed, 59

Nucleolus, 12

Nucleus, 12

Nutrient foramen, 19

Nymphæ, 170

Oblique muscles of abdomen, 132

of eye, 68

Obturator foramen, 163

nerve, 85

Occipital bone, 48, 50

Occipito-frontalis muscle, 51

Odontoid process of axis, 91

Olecranon fossa, 175

process, 178

Olfactory bulbs, 53, 58, 76

cells, 58

grooves, 53

nerves, 53, 58, 83

tract, 58, 76

Omenta, 134, 146

Ophthalmic artery, 70

Optic axis, 70

commissure, 76

foramen, 66, 70

nerve, 70, 71, 76, 83

tract, 76

Orbicular ligament, 178

Orbicularis palpebrarum, 67

Orbit of eye, 54, 66

Organ of Corti, 65

Organic compounds in body, 11, 12

Os calcis, 195

innominatum, 161, 162

magnum, 181

uteri, 168

Osseous labyrinth, 64

Ossicles of ear, 63, 65

Osteoblasts, 18

Osteomalacia, 164, 189

Osteomyelitis, 193

Oval window, 63, 64, 65

Ovaries, 165

Ovum, 12, 166, 168

Oxyhemoglobin, 130

Paget’s disease, 53

Pain, sensation of, 47, 81

Palate, bones of, 48, 54

cleft, 55

hard, 55, 59

soft, 59, 60, 136

Palmar, arch, 186

fascia, 184

Palmaris longus, 182, 183

Pancreas, 153

Pancreatic duct, 143, 153

juice, 143, 144, 153

Pancreatitis, 153

Panhysterectomy, 169

Papillæ of skin, 37, 39

of tongue, 61

Paralysis, 79

Parietal bone, 48, 49

Parotid gland, 51, 62

Patella or knee-cap, 19, 192

Patheticus nerve, 83

Pectoral muscles, 99, 128

Pectoralis major, 174

Pedicles of vertebræ, 89

Pelvis, 132, 161, et seq.

false, 163

of kidney, 156

true, 163, 164

Penis, 160, 165

Pepsin, 140

Peptones, 12, 140, 150

Pericardium, 34, 101, 102

Perichondrium, 16

Perineal body, 170

Perineum, 170

Perilymph, 64, 65

Periosteum, 15, 18, 19, 76

Peripheral resistance, 112, 114

Peristaltic movements, 138, 143, 146

Peritoneum, 134

Permanent teeth, 60

Peroneal artery, 199

Peroneus brevis, 197

longus, 197

Petrous portion of temporal bone, 51, 52

Peyer’s patches or glands, 142

Phalanges of foot, 195

of hand, 181

Pharynx, 59, 136, 137

Physiology, 11

Phrenic artery, 99, 109

nerve, 85, 99, 130

Pia mater, 76

Pigeon breast, 97

Pillars of the fauces, 59, 60

Pink eye, 74

Pinna, 63

Pisiform bone, 181

Pituitary body, 36

Placenta, 106, 107

Plantar artery, 199

fascia, 198

nerve, 86

Plantaris, 197

Plasma of blood, 33, 116, 117

Platysma myoides, 92

Pleuræ, 34, 125

Plexus, 29

brachial, 84, 85

cardiac, 87

cervical, 84

hypogastric, 87

lumbar, 84

sacral, 84, 85

solar, 87, 153

Pneumogastric nerve, 84, 110, 127, 153

Polypi, 58

Pons Varolii, 78

Popliteal artery, 198

nerves, 86, 199

space, 32, 198

Popliteus muscle, 198

Portal circulation, 110

vein, 110, 150

Pott’s disease, 91

fracture, 180, 195

Poupart’s ligament, 132

Prepatella bursa, 192

Prepuce, 165

Presbyopia, 73

Presternal notch, 171

Procreating glands, 165

Profunda artery, 175, 186

femoris artery, 198

Promontory of the sacrum, 90

Pronator quadratus, 182, 183

radii teres, 182, 183

Prostate gland, 164, 165

Proteins, 11, 26, 33, 140, 144, 147, 148

Protoplasm, 12, 13

Psoas magnus, 189, 190

parvus, 190

Ptosis of liver, 152

of upper lid, 74

Ptyalin, 61, 136

Pubes, 161, 163

Pudic artery, 168

Pulmonary artery, 106, 110

circulation, 110

valves, 104

veins, 105, 110

Pulse, 112, 113, 114, 115

Pulse, causes, 112

dicrotic, 113

rate, 111, 113, 114

Pupil of eye, 69, 72

Pus corpuscles, 120

Pylorus, 138

Pyramidalis muscle, 134

Pyramids, Malpighian, 156

Quadratus lumborum, 134

Quadriceps extensor, 190

Radial artery, 108, 185

nerve, 85

Racemose glands, 35

Radius, 178, 179

Râles, 129

Receptaculum chyli, 32

Recti muscles of eye, 67, 72

Rectum, 145, 146

Rectus abdominis, 133, 134

capitis anticus major, 93

femoris, 190

Red corpuscles, 118, 119

Reflex action, 83

Regions, abdominal, 134, 135

Renal artery, 109

Rennin, 140

Respiration, 121, 127, et seq.

center of, 78, 130

effect on air, 129, 130

effect on blood, 130, 131

forced, 128, 129

kinds of, 128

rate, 128

sounds, 129

variations in, 131

Retching, 140

Retina, 68, 69, 70

Rheumatism, 25

Rhomboideus muscles, 93

Rickets, 19, 49, 53, 97, 164, 195

Ribs, 97, 98

Right lymphatic duct, 31, 32

Rigor mortis, 22, 23

Rivinus, ducts of, 62

Rodent ulcer, 74

Rods and cones, 69, 70

Rolando, fissure of, 75, 82

Rosary, 97

Round ligament of uterus, 168

Round window, 64, 65

Rupture, 146, 164

of kidney, 158

of liver, 152

of spleen, 154

of urethra, 160

Sacral nerves, 84

plexus, 84, 85

vertebræ, 90

Sacro-sciatic notch, 163

Sacrum, 90, 161

Sagittal suture, 48

Saliva, 61, 136

Salivary glands, 35, 61, 136

Salpingectomy, 169

Saphenous veins, 109, 199

Sarcolemma, 21

Sarcoma, 173, 177, 193

Sartorius muscles, 23, 190

Scalenus muscles, 93, 128

Scaphoid bone, ankle, 195

wrist, 181

Scapula, 173

Scarlet fever, 35

Scarpa’s triangle, 190, 198

Schwann, white substance of, 37

Sciatic nerve, 85, 163, 199

Sclera or sclerotic coat, 68

Scrotum, 165

Sebaceous glands, 35, 40, 41

Sebum, 41

Second nerve, 70, 83

Secreting glands, 35

Segmentation, growth by, 12

Semen, 165

Semicircular canals, 64, 66

Semilunar bones, 181

cartilages, 193, 194

valves, 28, 32, 104

Semimembranosus muscle, 191

Semitendinosus muscle, 191

Sense, organs of, 57, et seq.

of hearing, 65

of sight, 70, et seq.

of smell, 55, 57, 58, 61

of taste, 55, 61

of touch, 45, et seq.

Sensory nerves, 82, 83

tract, 82

Septum of nose, 55

deviation of, 58

Serous membrane, 40

Serratus magnus, 174

Serum albumin, 11

of blood, 117

Sesamoid bones, 19

Seventh nerve, 83

Shin, 194

Shoulder girdle, 171

joint, 185

Sighing, 131

Sight, sense of, 70, et seq.

Sigmoid cavities, 178

flexure, 145, 146

Silent areas in brain, 82

Silver fork deformity, 180

Sinuses, 28, 49, 51, 52, 78, 105

Sixth nerve, 68, 83

Skin, 39, et seq.

Skull, bones of, 48, et seq.

Small intestine, 141, 142, et seq.

Smell, sense of, 55, 57, 58, 61

Smooth muscle, 21, 25

Sneezing, 131

Sobbing, 131

Soft palate, 59, 60, 136

Solar plexus, 87, 153

Soleus, 196

Solitary glands, 142, 145

Sounds, 65, 66

Special senses, 57, et seq.

Speech, 122

center, 82

Spermatic or ovarian artery, 109, 168

cords, 165

Spermatozoa, 165

Sphenoid bone, 48, 52

Sphincter of anus, 146

of pupil, 72

of pylorus, 138

Spina bifida, 91

Spinal accessory nerve, 84, 95, 137

canal, 91

column, 88

cord, 79, et seq.

foramen, 89

nerves, 84, 95

Spine, 87

Spinous process of vertebræ, 89

Spleen, 153, 154

Splenic artery, 109, 153

flexure, 145, 146

vein, 110, 150

Sprain, 21

Squamous portion of temporal bone, 51

Stapes, 63

Starches, 12, 136, 144

Steapsin, 144

Stensen’s duct, 62

Sterno-cleido-mastoid muscle, 51, 92, 171

Sternum, 97

Stimuli, 24

Stomach, 138

arteries, 139

digestion in, 139, 140

glands, 139

position, 138

structure, 139

Stomach teeth, 60

Strabismus, 72

Striated or striped muscle, 21, 23, 25

Stricture of esophagus, 138

of urethra, 160

Sty, 74

Styloid process of fibula, 195

of radius, 178, 179

of temporal bone, 52

of ulna, 178, 179

Subarachnoid space, 76, 79

Subclavian arteries, 94, 99, 107, 108, 185

veins, 109

Subclavius muscle, 173

Subdural space, 76

Sublingual gland, 56, 62

Submaxillary gland, 56, 62

Succus entericus, 143, 144

Sugar in urine, 151, 158

Superciliary ridges, 49

Supinator brevis, 182, 184

longus, 182, 184

Supraorbital foramen or notch, 49

vessels and nerve, 49

Suprarenal artery, 109

capsules, 36, 154

Suprascapular artery, 94

nerve, 186

Suspensory ligament of lens, 70, 72

of liver, 149

Sutures, 48, 53

coronal, 48

lambdoidal, 48

sagittal, 48

Sweat, composition, 42

functions, 42

glands, 35, 42

nervous control of, 42

quantity, 43

Sylvius, fissure of, 75

Sympathetic nerve, 87, 110, 127, 137, 143, 145, 168

system, 75, 87

Symphysis pubis, 163

Synovial fluid, 20, 34

membrane, 20

Syphilis, 35, 58, 122, 152, 182, 194

Systemic circulation, 105, 106, 107, et seq., 112, 113

Systole, 104, 106, 112

T-fracture, 177, 193

Tablets of skull, 20, 48

Tactile corpuscles, 37, 39, 46

Tarsus or ankle, 195

Taste buds, 61

nerves of, 61

sense of, 55, 61

Tears, 68

Teeth, 27, 60

Temperature of body, 43

regulation of, 43

sensation of, 47

variations in, 44

Temporal bone, 48, 51

muscle, 50, 51, 55

Temporary or milk teeth, 60

Tendo Achillis, 195, 197

Tendons, 15, 23

Tenth nerve, 84

Testes or testicles, 165

Third nerve, 68, 72, 83

Thoracic aorta, 99, 107, 109

duct, 31

nerves, 186

Thoracic cutaneous nerve, 100

Thorax, 96

Thymus gland, 36, 124

Thyro-arytenoid ligaments, 122

Thyroid axis, 108

cartilage, 121

gland, 36, 124

Tibia or shin bone, 194

Tibial artery, 198

nerve, 76, 87, 199

Tibialis anticus, 197

Tissues, areolar, 15

bony, 13, 17

cartilaginous, 13

connective, 13, 15

differentiation of, 13

elastic, 15

epithelial, 13

fibrous, 15

muscular, 13

nervous, 13, 36

Tongue, 46, 59, 60

tie, 62

Tonsillitis, 35, 62

Tonsils, 59, 62

Torticollis, 92

Touch, corpuscles, 37, 39, 46

sense of, 45, et seq.

Trachea, 123

Tracheotomy, 123

Transudation of lymph, 33

Transversalis muscle, 133

colli artery, 94

Transverse colon, 145

processes of vertebræ, 89

Trapezium, 181

Trapezius, 93, 171

Trapezoid bone, 181

Triangular cartilage, 57

Triceps, 176, 177

Tricuspid valve, 104

Trifacial nerve, 61, 83

Trochanters, 189

Trochlear surface of femur, 189

of humerus, 175

True pelvis, 163, 164

ribs, 97

Trypsin, 144

Tuberculosis, 35, 122, 155, 159, 168, 182, 193, 194, 196

Tuberosities of humerus, 175

of tibia, 194

Tuberosity of ischium, 163

of radius, 178

Tubuli lactiferi, 100

Tumor albus, 194

Tumors, 100, 175

Tunica vaginalis oculi, 67

Turbinated bones, 48, 53, 54

Twelfth nerve, 84

Tympanum, 51, 63

Typhoid fever, 142, 154

Ulcer, 139

Ulna, 177, 178, 185

Ulnar artery, 108

nerve, 85, 175, 186

Umbilical artery, 107

region, 135

vein, 106

Unciform bone, 181

Unstriated or unstriped muscle, 21, 22, 25

Upper extremities, 171, et seq.

Urea, 148, 152, 158

Ureters, 155, 156, 159

Urethra, 159, 160, 165

Urinary apparatus, 155, et seq.

Urine, 156, et seq.

Uterine artery, 168

Uterus, 167, 168

Uvula, 59

Vagina, 168

Vagus or pneumogastric nerves, 84, 110, 111, 130

Valves, 103

aortic, 104

bicuspid or mitral, 104

coronary, 105

Eustachian, 106, 107

ileo-cecal, 142, 145

of lymphatic vessels, 31, 32, 33

of veins, 28

pulmonary, 104

semilunar, 28, 32, 104

tricuspid, 104

Valvulæ conniventes, 142

Varicose veins, 109, 113, 199

Vas deferens, 165

Vasa nervorum, 37

vasorum, 29

Vasoconstrictor nerves, 115

dilator nerves, 115

motor nerves, 29, 78, 115

Vascular system, 107, et seq.

Vastus externus, 190

internus, 190

Veins, 27, 28, 29, 109

basilic, 109

deep, 28

gastric, 110, 150

hemorrhoidal, 146

hepatic, 110, 150

iliac, common, 109

inferior vena cava, 105, 109, 150

innominate, 109

intralobular, 150

jugular, 109

median, 109

cephalic, 109

mesenteric, 110, 150

portal, 110, 150

pulmonary, 105, 110

saphenous, 109, 199

splenic, 110, 150

subclavian, 109

superficial, 28

superior vena cava, 105, 109

umbilical, 106

valves, 28

varicosity, 109, 113, 199

Vena cava, inferior, 105, 109, 150

superior, 105, 109

Venæ comites, 27, 113

Ventricles of brain, 75, 79

of heart, 103

Vermiform appendix, 145

Vertebra prominens, 91

Vertebræ, 88, et seq.

Vertebral arteries, 77

Vesiculæ seminales, 165

Vestibule of labyrinth, 64, 65

Vicarious function of glands, 35

Villi, 142

Viscera, abdominal, 135, et seq.

Visual center, 81

Vital capacity, 129

Vitreous humor, 70

Vocal cords, 122

Volvulus, 146

Voluntary muscle, 21, 23

Vomer, 48, 55

Vomiting, 140

Vulva, 169

Wharton’s duct, 62

White corpuscles or leucocytes, 27, 33, 34, 119, 120

White substance of Schwann, 37

matter of brain and cord, 75, 76, 78, 80, 81

Willis, circle of, 78, 108

Wisdom teeth, 60

Wormian bones, 19, 49

Wrist, 180

joint, 185

Wry neck or torticollis, 92

Yawning, 131

Zygomatic process of temporal bone, 51, 54

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McCombs’ Diseases of Children for Nurses

JUST ISSUED—NEW (2d) EDITION

Dr. McCombs’ experience in lecturing to nurses has enabled him to emphasize just those points that nurses most need to know. National Hospital Record says: “We have needed a good book on children’s diseases and this volume admirably fills the want.” The nurse’s side has been written by head nurses, very valuable being the work of Miss Jennie Manly.

Diseases of Children for Nurses. By Robert S. McCombs, M. D., Instructor of Nurses at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. 12mo of 470 pages, illustrated. Cloth, $2.00 net

Wilson’s Obstetric Nursing

In Dr. Wilson’s work the entire subject is covered from the beginning of pregnancy, its course, signs, labor, its actual accomplishment, the puerperium and care of the infant. American Journal of Obstetrics says: “Every page emphasizes the nurse’s relation to the case.”

A Reference Handbook of Obstetric Nursing. By W. Reynolds Wilson, M. D., Visiting Physician to the Philadelphia Lying-in Charity. 32mo of 355 pages, illustrated. Flexible leather, $1.25 net.

American Pocket Dictionary

NEW (6th) EDITION

The Trained Nurse and Hospital Review says: “We have had many occasions to refer to this dictionary, and in every instance we have found the desired information.”

American Pocket Medical Dictionary. Edited by W. A. Newman Dorland, A. M., M. D., Loyola University, Chicago. Flexible leather, gold edges, $1.00 net; with patent thumb index, $1.25 net.

Lewis’ Anatomy and Physiology

SECOND EDITION

Nurses Journal of Pacific Coast says “it is not in any sense rudimentary, but comprehensive in its treatment of the subjects.” The low price makes this book particularly attractive.

Anatomy and Physiology for Nurses. By LeRoy Lewis, M. D., Lecturer on Anatomy and Physiology for Nurses, Lewis Hospital, Bay City, Mich. 12mo of 375 pages, 150 illustrations. Cloth, $1.75 net.

Dorland’s Illustrated Dictionary

NEW (5th) EDITION

The American Illustrated Medical Dictionary. Edited by W. A. N. Dorland, M. D. Large octavo of 876 pages, 293 illustrations, 119 in colors. Flexible leather, $4.50 net; thumb indexed, $5.00 net.

Paul’s Materia Medica

A Text-Book of Materia Medica for Nurses. By George P. Paul, M. D., Samaritan Hospital, Troy, N. Y. 12mo of 240 pages. Cloth, $1.50 net.

Paul’s Fever Nursing

Nursing in the Acute Infectious Fevers. By George P. Paul, M. D. Cloth, $1.00 net.

Hoxie’s Medicine for Nurses

Practice of Medicine for Nurses. By George Howard Hoxie, M. D., University of Kansas. With a chapter on Technic of Nursing by Pearl L. Laptad. 12mo of 284 pages, illustrated. Cloth, $1.50 net.

Grafstrom’s Mechano-therapy

SECOND EDITION

Mechano-therapy (Massage and Medical Gymnastics). By Axel V. Grafstrom, B. Sc., M. D., 12mo, 200 pages. Cloth, $1.25 net.

Nancrede’s Anatomy

NEW (7th) EDITION

Essentials of Anatomy. Charles B. G. DeNancrede, M. D., University of Michigan. 12mo, 400 pages, 180 illustrations. Cloth, $1.00 net.

Morrow’s Immediate Care of Injured

Immediate Care of the Injured. By Albert S. Morrow, M. D., New York City Home for Aged and Infirm. Octavo of 340 pages, with 238 illustrations. Cloth, $2.50 net.

Register’s Fever Nursing

A Text-Book on Practical Fever Nursing. By Edward C. Register, M. D., North Carolina Medical College. Octavo of 350 pages, illustrated. Cloth, $2.50 net.

Pyle’s Personal Hygiene

NEW (4th) EDITION

A Manual of Personal Hygiene. Edited by Walter L. Pyle, M. D. Wills Eye Hospital, Philadelphia. 12mo, 472 pages, illus. $1.50 net.

Morris’ Materia Medica

NEW (7th) EDITION

Essentials of Materia Medica, Therapeutics, and Prescription Writing. By Henry Morris, M. D. Revised by W. A. Bastedo, M. D., Columbia University, N. Y. 12mo of 300 pages, illustrated. Cloth, $1.00 net.

Griffith’s Care of the Baby

JUST ISSUED NEW (5th) EDITION

The Care of the Baby. By J. P. Crozer Griffith, M. D., University of Pennsylvania. 12mo of 455 pages, illustrated. Cloth, $1.50 net.

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