 | 1857 - 596 Seiten
...irritability of the muscular system, exist in their highest condition, according to a law of auimal life which I announced some years ago, viz., that...animal kingdom, inversely as the stimuli. The new-born fœtus is, therefore, a creature of high excitability and irritability. But such an animal bears the... | |
 | 1857 - 590 Seiten
...absent, the excitability of the spinal system and the irritability of the muscular system exist in their highest condition, according to a law of animal life...announced some years ago — viz., that these faculties arc, throughout the animal kingdom, ini'ersely as the stimuli. The new-born fœtus is therefore a creature... | |
 | Charles Waller - 1858 - 250 Seiten
...the excitability of the spinal system, and the irritability of the muscular system, exist in their highest condition, according to a law of animal life...creature of high excitability and irritability. But s uch an animal bears the absence of stimuli precisely in the same ratio. Eespiration is the chief... | |
 | 1858 - 458 Seiten
...new-born infant survives the absence of respiration longer than the adult, because, says Dr. Hall, " The excitability of the spinal system, and the irritability...some years ago — viz. that these faculties are, throughont the animal kingdom, inversely as the ttimuli." (p. 66.) Dr. Hall then refers to those earlier... | |
 | 1858 - 590 Seiten
...Hall, "The excitability of the spinal system, and the irritability of the muscular system, exist iu the highest condition, according to a law of animal...these faculties are, throughout the animal kingdom, imertely eu the sliMtdi." (p. 5(1). Dr. Hall then refers to those earlier researches of his which led... | |
 | 1858 - 616 Seiten
...irritability of the muscular system, exist iu the highest condition, according to a law of animal Ufe which Г announced some years ago — viz., that these faculties...throughout the animal kingdom, inversely as the stimuli." (p. 56). Dr. Hall then refers to those earlier researches of his which led to the production of two... | |
 | 1858 - 784 Seiten
...of the muscular system, exist in the highest condition, according to a law of animal life, which he announced some years ago, viz : " That these faculties...throughout the animal kingdom, inversely as the stimuli." This being the case, our efforts at resuscitation should be more prolonged than in the case of adults.... | |
 | 1857 - 782 Seiten
...absent, the excitability of the spinal system and the irritability of the muscular systero exist in their highest condition, according to a law of animal life...faculties are, throughout the animal kingdom, inversely as Hie stimuli. The new-born foetus is therefore a creature of high excitability and irritability. But... | |
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... pulmonary circulation is still diverted from the channels it is destined to pursue, and in this respect it resembles the reptile tribes. Respiration, and every stimulus, except temperature, being absent, the excitability of the spinal system and the... 