THE EAR AND IT’S WONDERS.
The External Ear. – the organ of hearing consists of three parts: the external ear, the middle ear or tympanum, and the internal ear or a labyrinth. The external part of the air represented in the colored engraving is very realistic of that essential appendage to this important special organ of sense and man. It consists of an expanded sheet of cartilage, folded and true trumpet fashion, for collecting the sound waves in conveying them to the external meatus or mouth of the auditory canal.
It probably took me about 4 tries to get my voice recognition program to pick up on the word tympanum and get it spelled correctly! That software has been one of my best buys ever, but it still makes mistakes on weird words from time to time.
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- Pulmonary Veins
Pulmonary Veins. – From this net-work of arteries and air sells the radicals of the pulmonary veins arise, and, coalescing into larger and larger branches, at length accompany the arteries and return the blood to the left auricle of the heart in a purified condition. The pulmonary arteries and veins differ from the same vessels in the other parts of the body, since the former conveys the innocent blood, and the latter arterial blood.
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I stopped on this short paragraph as I approach some larger sections. This segment again makes a reference to the word “net-work” in a style that is now out dated. The next section takes us into Breathing and then lung capacity. - Choose a Better Life Health Blog
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