M. FOSTER.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
ART. SECT.
I. INTRODUCTION. PAGE
1. “ What Physiology is 1
2. “ Animals move of their own accord 1
3. “ Animals are warm 3
4. “ Why animals are warm and move about--they burn 4
5. “ The need of Oxygen 5
6. “ The waste matters 5
II. THE PARTS OF WHICH THE BODY IS MADE UP.
7. “ The Tissues 7
8. “ The cavities of the Thorax and Abdomen 9
9. “ The Vertebral Column 12
10. “ Head and Neck 15
11. “ Nerves 18
12. “ General arrangement of all these parts 19
III. WHAT TAKES PLACE WHEN WE MOVE.
13. “ The Bones of the Arm 21
14. “ The structure of the Elbow Joint 23
15. “ Other joints in the body 25
16. “ The arm is bent by the contraction of the Biceps Muscle 26
17. “ How the will makes the Biceps Muscle contract 32
18. “ The power of a muscle to contract depends on its being supplied with blood 35
19. “ It is the food in the blood which gives the muscle strength 37
20. “ The continual need of food 38
IV. THE NATURE OF BLOOD.
21. “ The Blood in the Capillaries 40
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