The Philosophy of Health; Volume 2 (of 2): or, an exposition of the physical and mental constitution of man

Smith, Southwood · 1861

SOUTHWOOD SMITH, M.D., _Physician to the London Fever Hospital, to the Eastern Dispensary, and to the Jews’ Hospital_. Respiration in the plant; in the animal—Aquatic and aërial respiration—Apparatus of each traced through the lower to the higher classes of animals—Apparatus in man—Trachea, Bronchi, Air Vesicles—Pulmonary artery—Lungs—Respiratory motions: inspiration; expiration—How in the former air and blood flow to the lungs; how in the latter air and blood flow from the lungs—Relation between respiration and circulation—Quantity of air and blood employed in each respiratory action—Calculations founded on these estimates—Changes produced by animal respirat…

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