Thermics And Thermo-Dynamics of the Body
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Since this friction takes place largely in the most constricted portions of the circulation, it would be natural to expect that the blood which had been driven through the capillary system of a gland would issue much warmer than it entered and such we find to be the case.
Thus the blood of the hepatic vein has been pbserved to be 40.73 while that in the right heart was 37.7. In the muscles no con- traction can take place without an increased flow of blood through them with a simultaneous constr...iction of the capillaries, which Uiermics and Thermo-Dynamics of the Body. 7 would naturally give rise to a considerable production of heat — a fact constantly observed.
In the salivary glands during active secretion the saliva may be 1° to 1.5° higher than the blood in the carotid artery. In most text books of physiology this production of heat is explained as due solely to glandular activity (whatever that is), but in view of the preceding discussion we see that a large proportion of it, if not all, must be due to the friction of the blood in the gland capillaries.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Since this friction takes place largely in the most constricted portions of the circulation, it would be natural to expect that the blood which had been driven through the capillary system of a gland would issue much warmer than it entered and such we find to be the case.
Thus the blood of the hepatic vein has been pbserved to be 40.73 while that in the right heart was 37.7. In the muscles no con- traction can take place without an increased flow of blood through them with a simultaneous constr...iction of the capillaries, which Uiermics and Thermo-Dynamics of the Body. 7 would naturally give rise to a considerable production of heat — a fact constantly observed.
In the salivary glands during active secretion the saliva may be 1° to 1.5° higher than the blood in the carotid artery. In most text books of physiology this production of heat is explained as due solely to glandular activity (whatever that is), but in view of the preceding discussion we see that a large proportion of it, if not all, must be due to the friction of the blood in the gland capillaries.
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