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Identifier: academicphysio00bran (find matches)
Title: An academic physiology and hygiene ..
Year: 1903 (1900s)
Authors: Brands, Orestes M. (from old catalog) Van Gieson, Henry C., (from old catalog) joint author
Subjects: Hygiene Physiology
Publisher: Boston, B. H. Sanborn & co
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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then. 23. Distortion from improper posture.24. Lateral curvature of spine; weakening of spinal muscles; permanentcontraction; shortening of a leg. 25. Importance of balanced position;correction of curvature. 26. Distortion from dress; false notions; displace-ment of internal organs. 27. Impeded respiration and circulation. 28. Boneliable to disease. 29. Inflammation of periosteum, causes; felon, treatmentof. 30. Ulceration and effects of; scraping of the bone. 31. Death of bone;natural removal of; removal by surgery. 32. Softening of the bones; bow-legs; rickets; deficiencies to be supplied; mechanical appliances. 33.Sprains—nature and treatment of. 34. Dislocations — indications; reduc-tion. 35. Fractures — production, indications, treatment, process of heal-ing, caution in use. 36. Bolting of food; health of teeth important.37. Particles of food lodged in teeth, removal of; brushing and brush;dentifrice; tender gums; dentists services; artificial teeth. 46 ACADEMIC PHYSIOLOGY.
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EXPLANATION. i, Extensors of the fore-arm, wrist, hand,etc. 2, flexors of the wrist, hand, etc. 3,biceps, bends the fore-arm upon the arm,etc. 4, deltoid, raises the arm and movesit forward and backward. 5, triceps, ex-tends the fore-arm, etc. 6,fiectoralis major,draws the arm to the side and across thechest. 7, serratus magnus, raises the ribsin inspiration. 8, rectusabdominalis, exertan equable pressure upon the abdominalorgans, keep the abdominal walls tense, etc. 9, pronators, turn the fore-arm inwards. 10, flexors, bend the wrist, hand, etc. 11,tensorfetnoris, renders the connective tis-sue of the thigh tense and aids in movingthe thigh outwards; 12, sartorius bendsthe leg upon the thigh and aids in crossingthe legs; 13, group of abductor muscles.These draw the thighs outwards. 14, rectusfemoris, one of the chief extensor musclesof the thigh. 15, tibialis anticus, bends thefoot on the leg; 16, group of muscles whichextend the toes. 17, vastus externus, aidsin extending the leg. F

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