. Homoeopathic medico nazionale [risorsa elettronica]: contenente il trattamento di malattie; spiegazione popolare di anatomia, fisiologia, di igiene e di idropatia; un trattato sulla chirurgia interna, e una versione ridotta materia medica. e primo ramo di questo nervo, che passa a theeye ; 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, divi-tanze di questo ramo ; 7, il sec-ond ramo della quinta coppia ofnerves distribuiti alla teethof tomaia jaAv; 15,16, 17, 18,19, 20, Divisioni di questo ramo;8, il terzo ramo del fifthpair, che passa per la tongueand denti della mascella inferiore; 23,la divisione di questo ramo thatpass

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. Homoeopathic domestic physician [electronic resource]: containing the treatment of diseases; popular explanation of anatomy, physiology, hygiene and hydropathy; a treatise on domestic surgery, and an abridged materia medica. e first branch ofthis nerve, that passes to theeye ; 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, Divi-sions of this branch ; 7, The sec-ond branch of the fifth pair ofnerves distributed to the teethof the upper jaAv; 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, Divisions of this branch;8, The third branch of the fifthpair, that passes to the tongueand teeth of the lower jaw; 23, The division of this branch thatpasses to the tongue; 28, The di-vision that is distributed to theteeth of the lower jaw. The spinal nerves are divided from the head downward, into eight cervical pairs, twelve dorsal, five lumbar, and sixsacral pairs. The ganglionic system, or sympathetic nerve, consists of aseries of knots, or ganglia, lying on each side of the spinalcolumn, united with each other by nervous threads. It con-nects itself with the brain and spinal nerves. Each ganglionor knot, may be considered as a distinct center, from whichbranches issue in four directions, some for communicationwith other ganglia, some for distribution. The latter accom. THE SKIN. 5Sfc> pany the arteries to the different organs, and form a networkaround them, called plexuses, and named after the arterywhich they accompany ; for instance, the mesenteric plexus, hepatic plexus, etc. In this way all the internal organs of thehead and trunk receive branches from the sympathetic nerve, which, therefore, is considered a nerve of organic life. The Skin. The skin covers the exterior of the body, and appears, tothe naked eye, as composed of one membrane only. Bycloser examination, however, it is found to consist of twodistinct layers of membrane, the upper or scarf-skin (epi-dermis), and the real skin (cutis vera), which lies underneaththe former. The upper-skin (epidermis) is thin, semi-transparent, likea fine shaving of horn ; it has

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• bookcentury1800
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