Practical Biology
Practical Biology
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While we can all gradually adapt ourselves to small amounts of poison, poisons are never beneficial unless pre- scribed by a physician to try to remedy some bodily defect. The poisons which arise from the burning of a cigarette are never prescribed even as medicines, and have never been found in any way beneficial to the human body.
SUMMARY The nervous system of all vertebrates consists of a brain and spinal cord with nerves passing to all organs of the body. The brain of man is the most highly... developed.
All our movements are controlled by means of the nerv- ous system. Through our sense organs we gain our information of the world.
The nervous system is made up of cells which are highly specialized. Their main work is to transmit and interpret stimuli. The nerves of man are so highly spe- cialized that all stimuli which affect the eye are thought 1 > v us to be light stimuli ; or all stimuli which enter in the ear, seem to be sounds. The information which passes over any of our special sense organs travels over several QUESTIONS 231 different nerve cells before it reaches the place in the brain where it is interpreted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While we can all gradually adapt ourselves to small amounts of poison, poisons are never beneficial unless pre- scribed by a physician to try to remedy some bodily defect. The poisons which arise from the burning of a cigarette are never prescribed even as medicines, and have never been found in any way beneficial to the human body.
SUMMARY The nervous system of all vertebrates consists of a brain and spinal cord with nerves passing to all organs of the body. The brain of man is the most highly... developed.
All our movements are controlled by means of the nerv- ous system. Through our sense organs we gain our information of the world.
The nervous system is made up of cells which are highly specialized. Their main work is to transmit and interpret stimuli. The nerves of man are so highly spe- cialized that all stimuli which affect the eye are thought 1 > v us to be light stimuli ; or all stimuli which enter in the ear, seem to be sounds. The information which passes over any of our special sense organs travels over several QUESTIONS 231 different nerve cells before it reaches the place in the brain where it is interpreted.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W M William Martin Smallwood to read onlineMoreLess
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