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Identifier: textbookofphysio1907howe (find matches)
Title: A text-book of physiology, for medical students and physicians
Year: 1907 (1900s)
Authors: Howell, William H. (William Henry), 1860-1945
Subjects: Physiology Physiology
Publisher: Philadelphia, London, W.B. Saunders Co.
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Fig. 269.—To show the effect of section of the vagi on the respiratory movements(rabbit). The right vagus was cut at x and caused a slight augmentation and slowingof the movements. The left vagus was cut at xx and caused first a short inhibition (dueto mechanical stimulation) which was then followed by the typical slow and deep respi-rations seen under these conditions.—(Dawson.) the thorax in the stage of passive expiration (Fig. 268), or, second,the rate of the inspiratory movements may be increased and thismay end finally in an inspiratory standstill,—that is, the respiratorymovements cease with the chest in an inspiratory position (Fig. 270),
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Fig. 270.—To illustrate the inspiratory effect from stimulation of the central end ofthe vagus. The downstroke represents inspiration; the upstroke, expiration. Duringthe period of stimulation the respirations are increased in frequency and the chest remainsin a condition of inspiration.—(Lewandowsky.) the inspiratory muscles being in a condition of tetanic contraction.When both the inspiratory and expiratory muscles are considered,the variety of effects that may be obtained from stimulation of theafferent fibers of the vagus is perplexing, especially with strong 66S PHYSIOLOGY OF RESPIRATION. stimuli, and has led to much difference of opinion among investi-gators.* The two main effects described above are usually inter-preted to mean that the vagus contains two kinds of sensory fiberswhich are distributed to the lungs and act normally on the respira-tory center. These are: (I) The inspiratory fibers, whose effectis to increase the rate of inspiratory discharge from the respirator

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