Titlebook: Human Physiology; Robert F. Schmidt (Professor Dr. med.),Gerhrad The Textbook 19892nd edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1989 bioch

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The Sense of Sighty” in which he wrote: “Where the knowledge of Nature is concerned, humans are instructed by their eyes. Vision alone leads us beyond the surface of the earth, out to the stars, and on earth itself this sense provides us with most of our perceptions of things, from the greatest distances and with the

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Physiology of the Sense of Equilibrium, Hearing and Speechally, lying side by side in the petrous bone to form the .; they are also derived from the same structure in evolution. Because in man the most important means of communication, speech, is mediated by the auditory organ, the . is also treated in this chapter.

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Taste and Smelles of certain compounds. In a broader sense, specific reactions to molecules — a hormone (p. 371), for instance, or a neurotransmitter (p. 43) — are characteristic of many cells and tissues. But gustatory and olfactory sense cells act as exteroceptors; their reactions to molecules provide important

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Thirst and Hunger: General Sensationsecently, cannot be ascribed to a particular sense organ or part of the body. For this reason they are called .. Other examples of general sensations are tiredness, shortness of breath, and sexual appetite.

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General Principles of Regulationples include the regulation of body temperature, of blood pressure, and of the position of the body in the field of gravity. A related term used in medicine, ., denotes the regulatory processes that keep the operating conditions within the body constant. It is chiefly by way of the nervous system an

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J. Dudelischen Hermeneutik, so werden Beobachten und Verstehen zumeist als gegens?tzliche Begriffe, Verstehen und Verst?ndigung hingegen als analoge oder zumindest als aufeinander verweisende Termini verwendet. Die Auffassung, da? Beobachten und Verstehen in einem Oppositionsverh?ltnis zueinander stehen, ha

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