Tablets of Anatomy And Physiology
Tablets of Anatomy And Physiology
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The morsel is propelled into the pharynx.
2. It is precluded from entering the larynx. - It will be observed that the superior aperture of the larynx being protected by its being brought forwards under the base of the tongue, the lowering of the epiglottis over it is to a certain extent unnecessary. As an additional protection, however, not only does the epiglottis cover over the aperture of the larynx during the second act of deglutition, but, in the interior of the larynx, the glottis itself ...also closes at the same moment.
3. The morsel is prevented 'from ascending towards the Eustachian tubes & the pos- terior apertures of the nares.
The contracted muscles now relax. The pharynx immediately resuming its previous posi- tion, the morsel of food is quickly carried downwards towards the oesophagus ; it is also hurried on by the action of the constrictors of the pharynx which contract be- hind it.
Third Act - The food is carried through the oesophagus by tfbKperistaltic action of the latter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The morsel is propelled into the pharynx.
2. It is precluded from entering the larynx. - It will be observed that the superior aperture of the larynx being protected by its being brought forwards under the base of the tongue, the lowering of the epiglottis over it is to a certain extent unnecessary. As an additional protection, however, not only does the epiglottis cover over the aperture of the larynx during the second act of deglutition, but, in the interior of the larynx, the glottis itself ...also closes at the same moment.
3. The morsel is prevented 'from ascending towards the Eustachian tubes & the pos- terior apertures of the nares.
The contracted muscles now relax. The pharynx immediately resuming its previous posi- tion, the morsel of food is quickly carried downwards towards the oesophagus ; it is also hurried on by the action of the constrictors of the pharynx which contract be- hind it.
Third Act - The food is carried through the oesophagus by tfbKperistaltic action of the latter.
What to read after Tablets of Anatomy And Physiology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Cooke to read onlineMoreLess
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