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Identifier: treatiseonanatom00cutt (find matches)
Title: A treatise on anatomy, physiology and hygiene : designed for colleges, academies and families
Year: 1850 (1850s)
Authors: Cutter, Calvin, 1807-1873?
Subjects: Physiology Anatomy Hygiene Anatomy Physiology Hygiene
Publisher: Boston : B.B. Mussey
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cul-de-sac, at thecommencement of the large intestine. Attached to its ex-tremity is the ap-pendix verm-i-formis, (a long, worm- TVTiat important ducts open into it ? 246. Describe the jejunum.247. The ileum. 248. What is said of the coats of the intestines ? Vfi\yis the mucous membrane soinctiraes called the villous coat ? 249. Describethe coecum. ANATOMY OF THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS. 119 shaped tube.) It is from one to six inches in length, an 1 ofthe size of a goose-quill. 250. The colon is divided into three parts — the ascending^transverse, and descending. The ascending colon passesupward from the right haunch-bone to the under surface ofthe liver. It then bends inward, and crosses the upper partof the abdomen, below the liver and stomach, to the left side,under the name of the transverse colon. At the left side, itturns, and descends to the left haunch-bone, and is called thedescending colon. Here it makes a peculiar cui*ve upon itself,which is called the sigmoid Jlea/ure. Fis. 61.
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Fig. 61. 1,1, The duodenum. 2,2, The sninll intestine. 3, The junction of thesmall intestine with the colon. 4, The api)emli.\ vermiform is. 5, The ccecuni. 6, Theascending colon. 7, The transverse cokfn. 8, Tlie descending colon. 9, The sig-moid tlexure ol the colon. 10, The rectum. 250. Describe the course of the divisions of the colon. Explain, fig Gl. 120 ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, AND HYGIENE. 251. The RECTUM is the termination of the large intestine.The large intestine has three coats, like the stomach andsmall intestine. The longitudinar fibres of the muscular coatare collected into three bands. These bands are nearly onehalf shorter than the intestine, and give it a sacculatedappearance, which is characteristic of the caecum and colon. 252. The lacteals are minute vessels, which commencein the villi, upon the mucous surface of the small intestine.From the intestine they pass between the membranes of themescn-ter-y to small glands, which they enter. The firstrange of glands collects

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