 | JOHN FORBES, EDITOR - 1842 - 632 Seiten
...to be attained.—Dr. PATÓN, Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal, April, 1842. Active uses. I. To stimulate the stomach and excite it to activity...of food by a specific action upon the food itself. [The author here adds in note, that during the act of assisting the digestion of food, the salira íí... | |
 | 1843 - 560 Seiten
...following is the summary of a series of papers on the physiological uses of the saliva: Active uses. 1. To stimulate the stomach and excite it to activity...of food by a specific action upon the food itself. [The author here adds in note, that during the act of assisting the digestion of food, the saliva is... | |
 | Johann Franz Simon - 1846 - 784 Seiten
...which the saliva performs in the animal economy are classified by Dr. Wright as follow: Active. — 1. To stimulate the stomach and excite it to activity...Passive. — 1. To assist the sense of taste. 2. To favour the expression of the voice. 3. To clear the mucous membrane of the mouth, and to moderate thirst... | |
 | Johann Franz Simon - 1846 - 584 Seiten
...which the saliva performs in the animal economy are classified by Dr. Wright as follow : Active. — 1. To stimulate the stomach and excite it to activity...Passive. — 1. To assist the sense of taste. 2. To favour the expression of the voice. 3. To clear the mucous membrane of the mouth, and to moderate thirst.... | |
 | John Forbes - 1847 - 664 Seiten
...passive. The former are — 1st, to stimulate the stomach and excite it to activity by contact ; 2d, to aid the digestion of food by a specific action upon the food itself; 3d, to neutralize any undue acidity in the stomach, by supplying a proportionate alkali. The latter,... | |
 | Arthur Hill Hassall - 1849 - 602 Seiten
...gums. The uses of the saliva in the animal economy are classified by Dr. Wright as follow : — Active. 1. To stimulate the stomach and excite it to activity...food by a specific action upon the food itself. 3. To neutralise any undue acidity of the stomach by supplying a proportionate alkali. Passive. I. To assist... | |
 | Arthur Hill Hassall - 1852 - 580 Seiten
...The uses of the saliva in the animal economy are classified by Dr. Wright as follow : — Active. I. To stimulate the stomach and excite it to activity...food by a specific action upon the food itself. 3. To neutralise any undue acidity of the stomach by supplying a proportionate alkali. Passive. 1. To assist... | |
 | 1857 - 612 Seiten
...in the animal economy are 1st, to stimulate the stomach and excite it to activity by contact ; 2d, to aid the digestion of food by a specific action upon the food itself; 3d, to neutralize any undue acidity in the stomach, by supplying a proportionate alkali — passively.... | |
 | 1845 - 780 Seiten
...which are peculiar to it." The services which saliva performs in the economy he divides mto— ACTIVE. 1 . To stimulate the stomach and excite it to activity...the digestion of food by a specific action upon the bod itself. 3. To neutralize any undue acidity in the stomach, by supplyng a proportionate alkali.... | |
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Active. — 1. To stimulate the stomach and excite it to activity by contact 2. To aid the digestion of food by a specific action upon the food itself. 3. To neutralize any undue acidity in the stomach by supplying a proportionate alkali. Passive. —... 