Physiology for Beginners
by Walter Moore Coleman
Publisher: MacMillan 1903
Number of pages: 192
Description:
Contents: The Skeleton; The Brain and Nerves; The Breathing; Hygiene of the Lungs; The Blood; Hygiene of the Circulation; Food; Digestion; Stimulants and Narcotics; How we Move; The Covering of the Body; The Special Senses; The Care of the Health.
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